Marko 93 is a seminal figure in the urban art landscape of Paris, taking his name from the 93 district, the Seine-Saint-Denis department where he grew up. He began his career in the late 1980s by painting on city walls and railways, heavily influenced by the emergence of hip-hop culture. Over time, he developed a unique aesthetic called calligraphism, which blends the rhythmic, aggressive flow of traditional graffiti with the fluid, elegant lines of Arabic calligraphy.
Street Art Marko 93
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