In San Francisco right now are How & Nosm, the Brooklyn based artists doing some work in a neighborhood known for serious drug related problems and violence. Tova Lobatz and Lauren Napolitano have invited the artists to participate in B.I.G. Projects, and the gents share these photos of their installation with us and with BSA readers.
The twins have said in the past that graffiti and their dedication to their art probably saved them from drugs, so they’re not passing judgement on people who have been caught up in the harmful cycles of addiction. The mural, entitled “Self Destruction”, is dedicated to the Tenderloin and was completed over the course of four days.
How & Nosm “Self Destruction” (photo © How & Nosm)
How & Nosm “Self Destruction”. Detail. (photo © How & Nosm)
How & Nosm “Self Destruction”. Detail. (photo © How & Nosm)
How & Nosm “Self Destruction” (photo © How & Nosm)
Learn more about B.I.G. Projects here
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