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Showing posts with label Stencil Graffiti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stencil Graffiti. Show all posts

Wheat paste graffiti - A girl with magnifying glass



LOOK! I forgot about this ... almost, haha ~"~
It was a old stencil graffiti I did this year, and it already disappeared. However there is the thing I do really like to make more wheat paste graffiti in the future, because it is more environment friendly, and also the speed of wheatpasting is much better for a girl with 155 centimetres high like me. Strongly suggest! (to who?)

Stencil Graffiti - Bird




This is the first one I've made in London. you can see the way I cut the stencil has a slightly change. It's quite small though (around A2), cause I couldn't have money to buy a big cardboard.

Stencil Graffiti - Justice



Is the word 'justice' trustful? There is always two side of a fact, it is very difficult to say who is right, who is wrong. But there is one thing 'Justice' for me, it is something that coming from heart.

Stencil Graffiti



this one was just for testing (new paper or spray or something...) but actually I'd made some small stencil at the time, without any social political meaning, just for fun.

Stencil Graffiti - Relationship



This was the biggest one, because the material was supported by Royal Elastics. For the exhibition "Royal Elastics presents free art in Taipei Artist Village" in 2006.

Stencil Graffiti - Buy or Die



Our government paid a lot of money to buy weapons from US. However, those weapons are much too expensive than they should be and useless, because who can use these high-technology weapons if there is no military. Government tried to convince us that we should have ability to protect ourselves, therefore we need to buy weapon from other countries. But paying more than 400 hundred million Taiwanese dollar to buy old-fashion weapons is such a waste.

Stencil Graffiti - Balance


There were news about people committing suicide almost everyday in Taiwan. Depression is listed as one of the three main diseases of the 21st century, and the number of suicides is increasing every year.

Stencil Graffiti - The Vote



We all know that some situation always happens during a ballot in Taiwan --- war of words (spits).

Again, it was an early work, I was not very good in choosing location and surface.

Stencil Graffiti - Baby Dont Cry



the driver forgot and left a child in the car. Unfortunately, the child couldn't live in this heat. Noone could do anything when the police found the dead body with his toy.



sorry about my crap camera and crap photo, I was quite poor at the time (I'm even poorer now) cause I needed to save money for tuition fee, buying materials, pay the rent ... etc.

Stencil Graffiti - Violate



There is more and more violence on television. Some people die, some live, everybody cries. Media influence our life considerably; those reports not only do violence to us but also brainwash us.

'What green onion are you?'



Green onion are a common garnish for everyday food in Taiwan. They were cheap in the past, but the price once rose so high that citizens couldn't even afford them.

'你算哪根蔥(What green onion are you?)'is a Chinese proverb which means 'who do you think you are, you just like like a green onion?', but we can not say that now, because green onion became so expensive.

'Don't buy the green onions and the price will soon be reduced' the mayor of Kaohsiung city said.

Unfortunately, the best way to keep a balance in the prices of commodities is definitely not just refuse to buy them.


This was the first stencil graffito I made in Taiwan.