STREET ART as VOX POPULI

Since the 1970s, graffiti and street art have mirrored the unfiltered views of "everyday people". This means of expression speaks on behalf of both the disenfranchised and visionaries who dared challenge the status quo.

Fast forward to 2026 and what was once reviled as vandalism has become a global cultural phenomenon. Names like Banksy, Obey, D*Face, Haring and Basquiat have become modern day icons. Their work transcends their street origins and now occupies space in A-list galleries while commanding stratospheric prices,

For over two decades, I've dedicated myself to photographically capturing the graffiti and street art from all walks of life. I've done so not simply as a spectator but as a documentarian of its power, scale, and boundless creativity.