Abandoned Tennis Club. You could still play amongst the Eucalypt saplings.    ..read more

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House fire, followed by abandonment.  Manna Gum germinates through the building wreckage   ..read more

Throws from the worlds biggest graffiti couple Utah & Ether                                     Smith St                                       ..read more

A conglomerate of graffiti just past the open cut coal mines. Artwork exported two hours from Melbourne. All bundled into a roadside stop for your next holiday.      ..read more

From the Port Adelaide train line sits the old Bianco Supplies Site. Set to be rezoned as residential housing ..read more

Simple colour schemes with emphasis on clean outlines before fill.    ..read more

Australia has a tendency to follow and adopt American culture, fast food, TV and more recently graffiti. Australians caught onto this emerging culture in the 1980's through movies like Wild Style. This documentary was later followed by Style Wars showcasing a totally new movement. It took the world by surprise. Melbourne was captivated by this new outlet predominantly for adolescent boys to take risks and develop an identity in anonymous suburban landscape. What followed was a rush to explore and experiment this new artform. Someone once said you can be on top in graffiti but you can never win ..read more

Welcome to Adelaide, Outer Harbour Railway line, Bowden. Some fresh graffiti painted on the wall with the old Redhen rail-cars, that operated from 1950's to 1996. Adelaide has a long history of modern graffiti similar to Melbourne and Sydney "There were pieces and tags in Adelaide by late 83" Phoa.   Brief origins of graffiti and its arrival in Australia American photographers Martha Cooper and Henry Chalfant documented some of the first subway art in the world from New York. Henry Chalfant co-produced "Style Wars" in 1984 a movie about hip hop centred around the graffiti culture of the 70's a ..read more

Multi-storied graffiti on Bell St, Preston ..read more