KFRS invades Europe is a 19-minute graffiti video featuring KFRS Crew and friends, documenting on the metro and commuter trains painting across multiple cities.

The video takes you cities: Barcelona, Helsinki, Berlin, Budapest, Bratislava, Vienna, Lisbon, Prague, showing different environments, systems, and approaches to train graffiti.

Expect beautiful shots of cities. Real-deal action in the subway and train yards, combined with moments of pressure, movement, and chases with security.

This isn’t polished or staged – it’s a direct look into how graffiti is actually done in active systems.

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KFRS invades Europe is a 19-minute graffiti video featuring KFRS Crew and friends, documenting on the metro and commuter trains painting across multiple cities.

Watch the full video 18.07.26 20:00 CET here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffwyv7DO6OE

The video takes you cities: Barcelona, Helsinki, Berlin, Budapest, Bratislava, Vienna, Lisbon, Prague, showing different environments, systems, and approaches to train graffiti. Expect beautiful shots of cities.

Real-deal action in the subway and train yards, combined with moments of pressure, movement, and chases with security.

This isn’t polished or staged – it’s a direct look into how graffiti is actually done in active systems.

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In this episode of MONOCHROME we feature graffiti writer BECKS.

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A 20 minute postcard showing how it goes down when painting trains in Russia.

This is the second part of the documentary series No Logo that chronicles the years 2015-21. Filmed in Saint-Petersburg, Moscow, Copenhagen and Berlin in the years 2022-26.

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A 10 minute postcard showing tons of actions across central Europe and Scandinavia.

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In this episode of MONOCHROME we feature graffiti writer FELLS.

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Video postcard sent in from RELM, watch him travel through The US painting some of the subway trains like Chicago and New York.

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Homesick is one of New York City’s most prolific graffiti writers. In this episode, Populist follows him through a week of bombing, documenting the city and reflecting on the story behind one of the most recognizable names in New York graffiti.

For Homesick, the name carries a meaning far beyond graffiti. It is rooted in the neighborhood, in displacement, and in watching the city change around him. It represents a feeling shared by many New Yorkers who have seen their communities transformed by rising rents, development and gentrification. It is about missing what once was, while still fighting to preserve what remains.

Growing up in Williamsburg, Homesick witnessed one of the most dramatic transformations in New York City. What was once an industrial, working-class neighborhood filled with artists, skaters, writers and long-time residents has become one of the most expensive and sought-after areas in the world. Throughout the film, he reflects on what has been lost along the way and the feeling of becoming a stranger in the place where you grew up.

The conversation also explores his personal background. From family struggles and eviction to growing up as the son of Polish immigrants, Homesick speaks openly about the experiences that shaped both his life and his work. These stories provide context to the emotions behind the name and reveal how graffiti became more than just a hobby—it became a way of processing change, documenting reality and creating meaning from difficult circumstances.

For Homesick, graffiti is closely connected to memory and place. Every tag, every photograph and every documented moment becomes a record of a city that is constantly changing. The urge to document comes from the understanding that many of these spaces, people and stories may not be around forever.

“This Won’t Be Here Forever” is ultimately about much more than graffiti. It is about home, identity, community and the struggle to hold on to culture in a city that never stops changing. Through Homesick’s perspective, Populist captures a side of New York that often goes unnoticed—a city filled with memories, disappearing spaces and people determined to leave their mark before it is gone.

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Trailer fro upcoming video following the Loosers around Europe painting trains and subways in cities like Copenhagen, Hamburg Stuttgart and more!

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n part 2 of Must Take All, Mario heads to Waikiki, Hawaii to connect with legendary graffiti writers WESH and WYDE from MTA, one of the most respected and influential graffiti crews on the West Coast. From painting walls in paradise to dealing with police, locals, and the unique challenges that come with getting up in Hawaii, this conversation dives deep into a graffiti scene most people never get to see.

WESH and WYDE share real stories from years of painting, close calls, memorable missions, and the risks that come with leaving your mark on the islands. They break down the culture, the unwritten rules, and what outsiders should understand before picking up a can in Hawaii.

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