Graffiti doesn’t have to be destructive or polluting, I’m seeing a new trend in eco-graffiti or “guerilla gardening” that’s gaining traction. Here’re a few examples:
Edina Tokodi (aka Mosstika) interview on Wooster Collective
Moss graffiti instructables by users splnlss and ladybird
Manual for City Farming Plant Modules by N55
If you’ve got a favorite example of guerilla gardening, please post it in the comments!
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There’s a great book out there on the subject:
http://blog.wired.com/geekdad/2007/12/geekdad-revie-4.html
Not exactly a new concept, remember the old ‘spell out an obscene message on the lawn with fertilizer’ trick? From what I’ve heard the message can still be read years later.
A nice of getting your message across the eco-friendly way LOL! I love the figure of the woman with the eagle. Great artwork.
Interesting. I’m not sure if you can call it guerrilla gardening but I did was plant vegetables in a vacant land in front of my house without asking for permission. I just felt that the space was wasted and vegetables can be grown into it and my family can enjoy the harvest.