Bucharest, the capital of Romania is known for many things: from the former princely court of Vald Tepes (aka Dracula) to its 19th century nickname of Little Paris. But recently Bucharest became a hidden gem when it comes to graffiti and street-art. Those of you pioneer enough to visit it surely you have wondered many times why beautiful heritage buildingsa re often covered in graffitti. Why are the trams, trains, industrial areas or subways covered in street art? For the rest we’d like you to join us on a virtual discovery journey.
The street art phoenomenon is now as much part of the identity of Bucharest and its heritage as old historic buildings.
Graffiti and street art first appear as a means of expression and ‘communication’ in the ghettos of major cities in the US. It became a viral trend in both forms of art, music, fashion and so on starting the 70’s and has rapidly spread across the globe,....