Australian Graffiti Revisited - Rennie Ellis & Ian Turner film watercolor-and-pencil scenes feel like quiet

watercolor-and-pencil scenes feel like quiet confessions

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Australian Graffiti Revisited - Rennie Ellis & Ian Turner film watercolor-and-pencil scenes feel like quietReturning to the walls, toilets, laneways, train stations, and public spaces that once acted as Australias unofficial message boards, Australian Graffiti Revisited expands on Rennie Elliss earlier documentation of the countrys anonymous street voices. Teaming with Ian Turner, Ellis captures another wave of raw slogans, jokes, political rants, sexual confessions, drunken philosophy, and accidental poetry scattered across urban Australia. The