We’re closing up the Nemco trilogy with the last and most intriguing epidose, “Tetto”. The privileged drone’s eye views that are blended into this montage complete this triple experience alongside the Italian writer and his way of life through graffiti.

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Nemco is one of the Italian writers who’s giving people a lot to talk about recently. The stylistic simplicity of his letters is reinforced by the unique ornamentation that usually goes hand in hand with his pieces, and his thematic and conceptual acrobatics are also an added bonus. Thanks to a collaboration with Graffitishop, we’ve had the opportunity to accompany the Milanese writer during the process of three pieces being painted in different locations.

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They say that a graffiti writer’s second hobby is photography. Since it’s the only way to immortalize the action, virtually all writers become accustomed to photographing their work, especially when it comes to pieces, and if they’re on trains, even more so. This is the topic at hand in this video made by the DUA Boys crew, in which they explain to us about the relationship between graffiti and photography, their boundaries, and also what it represents according to their own perspective. It’s the prefect excuse to accompany Zombie and Money on some of their trips and experiences, the majority of which occur in Italy, and enjoy their impeccable productions done in their jaw dropping style. This short documentary gives us a gift in the form of first class pieces, unique anecdotes, and above all, a lot of excitement and empathy, while at the same time offering us a moment for reflection on the meaning of graffiti and its rituals.

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This episode of Graff TV we feature the great Italian graffiti writer Nemco. We also would like to thank our friends at Mad Colors for supporting us on this series.

GRAFF TV is a series of graffiti videos capturing the style and techniques of some of the best and most interesting writers around the world. From simple new school styles to futuristic 3D-burners or playful naive pieces. Follow the process from sketch to finished piece, all cut down and compressed to three minutes episodes.

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Fresh vacation video made by Selina Miles filming in the streets of Barcelona with Sofles, Aeon, Fuzi & Nug.

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This episode of MONOCHROME features the danish writer Boner in a really nice indoor spot. Enjoy!

Monochrome is a series of graffiti videos, all with a black-and-chrome feeling, by Spraydaily.com. Simple short videos featuring one writer and three cans in each episode. One chrome piece on one clean wall by one selected graffiti writer for each episode.

This episode is sponsored by: Montana Cans, Check out their new BLACK-OUT and WHITE-OUT cans. Music by: Pistol Pete. Edit: Spray Daily.

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Egs, Aeon & Nug exhibition with installation, print release and limited edition book at Fluorescent Smogg Gallery in Barcelona. Opens on September 12, 2015. 6-10. In the video you can see some footage from our video we did with Egs last year, check out the whole video over here: EGS – 3 LETTERS

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A weekend painting around Barcelona with Aeon, Histo and friends.

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Since arriving on our East Coast in late 2014, this one-of-kind artist, has spread his wings across a number of walls and gallery spaces, all the while finally creating a pretty extensive Instagram account (after OG23 finally gave him one of those smart phones everyone is raving on about) to help keep track of it all.

While Melbourne’s street art and graffiti culture is fortunate enough to have international guests on a monthly basis, this active Italian, has separated himself from the rest by presenting his unique blend of graffiti infused art to the admiration of those who participate and those who simply observe, a rare occurrence. While fusion may be considered an ugly word in some creative cultures, there are few better words to describe Nemco’s visual prowess, with this: the massive You Must Burn To Shine piece being an absolute example.

Stretched across a massive 20+ meter space, this could very well be Melbourne’s largest piece of public art. And while Melbourne has a tendency to acknowledge the finer points of Melbourne’s some-what stale street art scene, You Must Burn To Shine displays a style of work which highlights the strengths both graffiti and street art have to offer to the public space. I can only imagine the multitude of reactions this mammoth piece has garnered as people, from all across Melbourne, pass it on their daily commutes. Its bold lines, fiery background and glorious smaller details make it a piece that can be appreciated for both a short and extended period viewing time. But more than anything, it’s been refreshing to see a piece (of this size) by an artist who isn’t concerned by the visual trends presented throughout this cities many paint covered walls, it is a piece completely of its own. Original post you find here: Artygraffarti.com

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