Artists create amazing "reverse graffiti" car art using pollution and a power washer. Marc Cameron and Paul “Moose” Curtis, are an artistic twosome that are exceedingly skilled at turning dirt ...

Sometimes graffiti is actually really great urban art. But often it is just vandalism. ... Moose created a 140-foot long mural in the Broadway tunnel in San Francisco.

Paul Curtis (aka "Moose") is a pioneering UK street artist and the creator of "reverse graffiti." It's form of "clean tagging" where, instead of marking walls with paint, he uses cleaning products ...

Paul 'Moose' Curtis is the first artist who has ever created graffiti by cleaning dirt from the streets. His art has a strong message behind it. Trump says he told TSMC it would pay 100% tax if it ...

When you’re doing it to create art. Obviously. A number of street artists around the world have taken to expressing themselves through an innovative practice known as Reverse Graffiti.

10. The Reverse Graffiti Project, San Francisco. Paul Curtis, also known as Moose, invented reverse graffiti about a decade ago. Since then, he’s created personal, charitable and commercial work ...

The Yorkshire graffiti artist known universally as Moose has what he believes is a cast-iron defence against accusations of urban vandalism. Stay up to date with notifications from The Independent ...

If there is a lesson in the work of the British artist Paul Curtis (aka “Moose”), it would be that the world is a mess. Curtis’s signature technique is cleaning. If there is a lesson in the ...

Citylab . points out that while reverse graffiti is technically cleaning, it may still be considered vandalism. They use British artist Paul “Moose” Curtis—an early pioneer of the art—as ...

The Moose Jaw Police Service (MJPS) isn’t taking anything off the table when it comes to tackling issues surrounding ...

Standing on a ladder, with a paintbrush in hand, artist Carly Jaye Smith worked on a massive mural — “Welcome to Moose Jaw” — ...