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... > Objects <facet> > Built Environment <hierarchy name> > Open Spaces and Site Elements <hierarchy name> > open spaces > open spaces by location or context <guide term> > second rows (graffiti)

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second rows (graffiti)  

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Entry terms

  • row, second
  • rows, second
  • second row (graffiti)

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Creator

  • Jona Schlegel
  • Stefan Wogrin

Editorial note

  • "Second rows (graffiti)" refers to graffiti works that are created higher up on a wall or surface, beyond easy reach from the ground. These works are often located on a 'second level', requiring the graffitist to use a ladder or other means to reach the desired height. Due to the increased difficulty and preparation required to create these works, they tend to remain in place for longer periods of time, as they are less likely to be painted over or removed. This concept is a testament to the lengths that graffitists will go to in order to express themselves and leave their mark on the urban landscape.

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https://vocabs.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/indigo/secondRowsGraffiti

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