Light Graffiti.

Flickr user Lichtfaktor has a neat photoset of using flashlights to make graffiti! Link – Thanks Jenny!

Flickr user Lichtfaktor has a neat photoset of using flashlights to make graffiti! Link – Thanks Jenny!
It's not really graffiti unless it's physically on public property.
Anything can be called graffiti if it's out in the open for others to see. Technically it's supposed to be on a wall, but we don't need to get all technical about a post on a blog.
I think that is from a an experimental art group called the Graffiti Research Lab (GRL). They use home grown engineering to make new graffiti technologies that people can rig up at home, and I think the picture is actually from their new experiment that involves lasers, rather than just flashlights. They are pretty cool, I suggest checking them out.
It is called "Light-Space-Writing". This technic has been created by Gjon Mili (1904-1984), an Albanian photograph.
In the 30's, he worked with professor Edgerton from MIT.
Pablo Picasso himself tried to do this : http://www.zeblog2latribu.com/index.php?2007/02/20/281-peindre-avec-la -lumiere
'what is graffiti'? what is art? who cares, it's just a convenient descriptive term...
here's lichtfaktor's new stop motion filmed in london (where they 'graffiti'd Big ben!)
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