French artist fixes the ugly graffiti
Graffiti can be a work of art, and just an ugly label. For example, tagging — most people would agree that this is the most unpleasant street art. And most of all annoying that it is almost always impossible to read.
French artist Matthew Tremblin decided to fix this. Over the strange inscriptions he draws his tugging, beautiful, neat, and most importantly, readable.
Keywords: Graffiti | Before and after | Labels | Tags | Ugliness | France | Artist
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