The wall covered in layers of spray paint along Brighton Street serves as a rotating canvas for the city's street artists. This narrow alleyway became a legal site for graffiti after a local agreement aimed to minimize vandalism on nearby private properties. Artists come here to practice techniques or leave temporary tributes, meaning the imagery changes almost every week. When a painter named Reiss once spent three days creating a detailed portrait of a local musician, it was tagged over by morning.
Brighton Street Graffiti
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