New York's landmarks, recomposed through the city's own graffiti — made entirely by hand, long before AI could do this in seconds. Every window, ledge, and cornice was individually masked so the murals could wrap each building as if they'd always been painted there, tag by tag, mural by mural.
Every mural in this series is masked onto a real building by hand, one window and ledge at a time, so the graffiti reads as if it had always been painted there. The technique came from a time before AI could do the same job in seconds — the patience it took is part of why the ten pieces still hold up.