BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
The ever-clever minimalist ELFO strikes again on some crumbling building in Italy. He calls it “A new one from nowhere,” and possibly he is in agony. Or he is hoping to cause agony. Or is offering a commentary on the current state of the art on the streets?
Street Art Agonia!
Agreed.
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