Explore the surprisingly rich intersection of Monty Python and the world of urban art. This collection delves into how the comedic brilliance of the Python troupe has unexpectedly influenced street artists, muralists, and graffiti writers. From subtle references to overt homages, we uncover the hidden connections between the absurdist humor of Python and the vibrant, often rebellious spirit of street art. Discover how iconic sketches and quotes have found new life on walls and canvases across the globe, proving that even the most unexpected pairings can spark incredible creativity. Dive in and see how Python’s legacy continues to inspire artists today.
QR Code meets Street Art?
Today I received an e-mail by the Spanish street art crew La Pluma Eléctri*k, who among other things makes QR code street art. Some of you will now think “Wow, how do they do that?” and the others will think “Heh?! What’s that?”. If you are in the latter case, I will explain QR for you: QR means quick response and is a bare codes 2.0, which was created in 1994 in Japan with comercial purpuse. It’s a code that can decrypted using some special software, which is for example part of modern mobile phones. You take a picture and the program tells you what is inside the pixels. ...