NPR: Reverse Graffiti: Making Pictures By Cleaning

Reverse Graffiti: Making Pictures By Cleaning

File this artist under people we'd try to meet if we weren't down to our last few grains of sand. His name's Moose, and he makes graffiti by stripping the grime away from city walls. You'll have to meet him for yourself, here and at the Reverse Graffiti Project.

Laura Conaway

6:32 AM ET | 07-18-2008 | permalink

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That's really cool.

Sent by Susie | 8:55 AM ET | 07-18-2008

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