Museum of Graffiti Podcast #11 – Zephyr PT. 1

n this podcast episode, we hear from graffiti writer ZEPHYR, a New York City subway-era legend whose work helped shape graffiti from an underground act into a globally recognized art movement.

Known for his innovative lettering, unmistakable handstyle, and relentless creativity, Zephyr made his mark across New York’s transit system and became a pivotal figure in graffiti’s evolution into a respected art form. From painting trains to exhibiting in galleries and influencing generations of writers worldwide, his impact continues to resonate in the streets today.

In this conversation, he shares rare stories from the early days of the movement, the inspirations behind his style, and how his craft has evolved over the decades. Whether you’re deeply rooted in graffiti culture or just beginning to explore it, this episode offers a compelling look into one of the scene’s true pioneers.