Wet graffitism is the need for protest and revolt against order, regular geometries, uniform backgrounds. It represents the continuous evolution of a color’s stroke that subverts the original harmony of its space, smearing the canvas by drawing random but always harmonious and continuous trajectories, as if the artist were dancing with his spray-can in hand, without worrying about trespassing the edges. As if the edges weren’t there at all.

We go to explore the many possibilities of mutation of color, saturation, brightness, marking the passage of time, as if the sunlight were there, day after day, to fade the work, to dry the old paint that drips down to the bottom of the canvas, while the new one emerges overwhelmingly.