To this day, Wikipedia collects the definition of graffiti as a free painting mode, noted for its illegality, generally carried out in urban spaces. Its origin dates back to the inscriptions that have remained on walls since the times of the Roman Empire, especially those that are satirical or critical.
But it is in the past years and for decades that graffiti has been "looking" in a very different way. And even more so when we find works like the one made by Odeith, a graffiti artist who is capable of merge a graffiti with the corners of several walls to form a totally original and very creative work.
It is not the first time that it passes through these lines, since we had him two months ago with another of his works that shows off that form of expression to almost be in front of a 3D graffiti.
Odeith returns to the fray with this new mural that takes the corners of several well-arranged walls to be the best canvas for a graffiti that almost comes out of its corners to create a very real optical effect and that can astonish those who pass near it.
It is this creative and original point that most captures the viewer's attention and in which Odeith has known how to put the accent to show that these walls can include other forms of beautify them or "dress" spaces that are often wasted. That is why graffiti has always been a special way of transforming locations and places that were normally dominated by gloom and gray.
You have the Odeith website from this link y on Instagram from this other to to be able to follow him in each of the jobs he is doing in different places.