
Japan on the walls

"cărămida-n piept" - to boast

self portraits?

inspiration sources for stencils

graffiti-art, or vandalism - pros and cons

"Did you know that...?" The beginning of silly periodical columns during Communism.

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on the window of an art gallery closed-down because the building was given back by the state to its original owners

urban worms

face and stick with great Romania; "whole in the budget"


"here? stay in the country!"

"through the decision of the town hall, this space is dedicated to graffiti"

Guerillas - Cluj/Napoca hardcore

"who you want scandal"

"the anger"

nice Apple commercial

not only pro-legalize but even pro-cultivate

for dear Coco

historical stencils ("Vlad Tepes, president!" and Corneliu Zelea Codreanu - "for God, people, and country")

Save Rosia Montana, an international group taking over a gold mine and threatening to destroy archaeological remains and the ecology of the area. A rare case of civil action.

Cyanide kills. Oh, really?

the Resistance continues

My favorite, "IRLOMANIA", signed Happy Boris. Ethnically very mixed.
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After the 1989 Revolution and the fall of the Communist regime, a new form of urban expression has made its way to Transylvania, i.e. graffiti and stencils. Here are some of the most interesting ones from Cluj, either aesthetically or conceptually.