Interview

Raised in southern Italy, Greg Jager was active on and under the streets of Rome at the turn of the millennium. After being part of the second generation of graffiti artists in Rome, he began spraying abstract, conceptual pieces in public spaces (and, more recently, in his studio), investigating the close relationship between art and architecture.

I don’t remember why we began chatting online, but I do remember that in Summer 2017, I wanted to join Sami Wakim on his annual…

I’ve known Kristina ever since my first Nuart Festival. Together, we marvelled around the streets of Stavanger soaking up the creative atmosphere, something we were…

When I was 7 years old, the TRV Crew started tagging the walls of Rome. That’s how all this began for me; as an innocent…

Graffiti writer and “street anatomist” Nychos was in Amsterdam to paint a wall commissioned by Volkswagen at NDSM. Fresh off the cherry picker, he shared…

Inspiring City’s Stuart is my official street art festival buddy. We attended together festivals all around the UK, often sharing an airbnb alongside beers, laughs…