Graffiti
Hip hop has always brought deep meaning to people with its most direct and expressive attitude. Graffiti uses images and words, coupled with each person's unique style, to express a stance to society with the most direct visual impact. Graffiti, one of the four elements of Hip Hop, is the expression of direct expression.
The word Graffiti comes from the Italian Graffiare, which was used to express political ideas in the United States as early as the late 1960s. After the emergence of Hip Hop in 1973, graffiti with Hip Hop meaning began to appear. Graffiti works can often be seen in subway cars, walls, etc., to express dissatisfaction with society and the government, and to use graffiti to show Hip Hop's attitude.
Graffiti starts from a personal perspective, expresses personal thoughts through images and fonts, expresses oneself to society, and defines personal existence value.
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