“I am not a vandal and I surely do not have vertigo”. A few hours before Ladies First, India’s women-only street art festival (March 25-31) began in Mumbai, graffiti artist Anpu Varkey splashed a feisty stroke on the wall of her existence.
“I am not a vandal and I surely do not have vertigo”. A few hours before Ladies First, India’s women-only street art festival (March 25-31) began in Mumbai, graffiti artist Anpu Varkey splashed a feisty stroke on the wall of her existence.
Vandal? Graffiti is illegal in India - you cannot write $%&*or paint poppies on any wall. Permissions are mandatory. Vertigo? Because standing on a scaffolding taller than Pisa with acrylic emulsion in one hand and art dimensions swirling in the head, vertigo has to be Anpu’s last foe.
