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Graffiti Created With Rotten Fruits and Vegetables
Narcelio Grud recently left his spray paint cans at home, and instead used decomposing fruits and vegetables to create his urban art.
Story by Chris Durso - Source: http://www.foodiggity.com
Photo © Narcelio Grud
Brazilian graffiti artist Narcelio Grud recently left his spray paint cans at home, and instead used decomposing fruits and vegetables to create his urban art.
The project and short film Tropical Hungry sees Grud scour for leftovers at local markets. Grud then collects and separates his produce/paint by color, finds a blank wall, and gets to work.
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