In Chuck Palahniuk's novel 'Fight Club' the men in Project Mayhem have no names. Only in death are their names returned.
It seems that graffiti has the same rules. You don't want to be identified with your work by the authorities or you may be held responsible for inflated monetary damages.
Andrew Lopez was an urban artist.
A "Graffitisti" with two names. Andrew Lopez and a "tag".
Andrew has died and I wish to name him but before I can I will need to be sure that his family will bear no hardship.
That may prove impossible as the law has long arms.
So, in the tradition of Project Mayhem:
His name was Andrew Lopez,
His name was Andrew Lopez,
His name was Andrew Lopez,
His name was Andrew Lopez,
His name was Andrew Lopez...
It seems that graffiti has the same rules. You don't want to be identified with your work by the authorities or you may be held responsible for inflated monetary damages.
Andrew Lopez was an urban artist.
A "Graffitisti" with two names. Andrew Lopez and a "tag".
Andrew has died and I wish to name him but before I can I will need to be sure that his family will bear no hardship.
That may prove impossible as the law has long arms.
So, in the tradition of Project Mayhem:
His name was Andrew Lopez,
His name was Andrew Lopez,
His name was Andrew Lopez,
His name was Andrew Lopez,
His name was Andrew Lopez...
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