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1st Day scrap throwie...
The HUGE Copenhagen gallery. I really was astonished by that place and the local graffiti skills. At the first day as we walked around the gallery, we didn't have any cans yet. But is was still possible to pick up a scrap-can from here and a cap from there to make a throwup. They even had beercases laying around so you could make a higher piece if it was needed. So we made a piece there the next day as well. When I went there 2 days later unfortunately our piece was destroyed by some crap. Also the half of the murals were already covered by new murals by that time. I guess that's how it is there. Strange for me aldough, because our pieces can last even 10 years here. But still there are some writers, who will just not get burned. 10-15 writers were enjoying the sunday by painting large-scale pieces. We even stumbled across Bates, who is one of my big favourite writers in the world. Unfortunately we couldn't chat with him, because he left earlier as he finished his piece. The Zonenkinder Collective were still working on their part of the mural, and they told me that the guy who walked pass us was Bates. You can see their mural HERE...
Running inside the dead trains...Featuring a piece from TomCat19. Damn how I like his rugged style! The guys from MOAS were also not sleeping, as was my prediction..
The trains are still really clean inside with curtains and spotless seat covers. A good place to hang around and drink some beers. There were no homeless people at all inside these cars. That was a surprise for me...
And the 3 small throwies in Christiania. The biggest surprise for me while being there. If you want to know more about the place then look it up the net..
It was a good trip and definetly worth to check out more than 1 time..
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