Brick of Faith
I remember I was standing by a colored brick wall, the first time I was struck by this revelation: that graffiti is art and street artists are the poets of urban walls. By this tumblelog I spread my lifelong love story with spraycan creations.

Passionate copywriter, social media junkie, applicant geek and hopelessly nosey chick. I cerish street art as a universal aesthetic code that is worth posting on every digital as well as brick and mortar wall. Because street beauty will save the world.

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Brick of Faith
Mural, by Os Gemeos (Boston, USA, 2012).
http://osgemeos.com.br
The twin brothers Otavio and Gustavo Pandolfo - aka Os Gêmeos - from São Paulo are the major representatives of street art in Brasil. First influenced by American hip hop culture as well as national pixação movement, their graffiti  usually feature yellow skinned characters, colorful subjects and strict reference to Brasilian topicality and culture. Their spray-painted huge walls are today standing not only in Brasil, but also in USA, Netherlands, Lisbon and many other countries.
http://osgemeos.com.br/
Mural, by Herbert Baglione (Out-door, Rome, Italy, 2011).
herbertbaglione.blogspot.com
Metabiotics, by Alexandre Órion (2006).
www.alexandreorion.com
Metabiotics, by Alexandre Órion (2006).
www.alexandreorion.com
“Giant” mural, by Os Gémeos and Futura2000 (NYC, USA, 2010).http://osgemeos.com.brwww.futura2000.com
Mural at Avenida Fontes Pereira de Melo, by Os Gêmeos and Blu (Lisbon, 2010).Source: osgemeos.com.br