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Moss Graffiti to Promote Sustainability
Artist Anna Garfoth has transformed eco-friendly materials into typography public art to promote sustainability in urban areas. Using moss as her medium, it does not contain environment detriments associated with typical graffiti artworks.
Take a look at her work and head on over to her blog for more.
Courtney van der Weyden
Content Manager at White Spaces
Courtney van der Weyden is the Digital Content manager for 6.2, curating and managing content across White Spaces and the iPad Magazine, the Black Report. Part time Instagram addict.
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