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French artist Guillaume Legros AKA Saype uses a biodegradable paint he invented himself to create gigantic graffiti on grassy fields, snowy mountainsides, and sandy beaches

Posted by cfabbro
Tags: graffiti, paint.biodegradable, artists, guillaume legros, saype, environmentalism, sustainability, migrants, sos mediterranee, france, switzerland, videos, great big story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHWdXY_JESQ

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Title
You've Never Seen Graffiti Like This Before
Authors
Great Big Story
Duration
8:40
Published
Oct 11 2024

3 comments

  1. tomf
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    so cool. I think it was Saber who stretched out his achilles tendon from working on an angle for so long. Its amazing that anybody can paint on such a scale like this -- especially without some...

    so cool. I think it was Saber who stretched out his achilles tendon from working on an angle for so long.

    Its amazing that anybody can paint on such a scale like this -- especially without some sort of massive grid system. Making his own paint is cool, too.

    2 votes
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    vord
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    Blood. The original biodegradable paint. There's a reason barns are red.... (to clarify, this is just an impulse thought...not necessarily the subject of the video. Though if I got you to watch...

    Blood. The original biodegradable paint. There's a reason barns are red....

    (to clarify, this is just an impulse thought...not necessarily the subject of the video. Though if I got you to watch out of curiousity, mission accomplished)

    1 vote
    1. cfabbro
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      You're not totally off base since he actually does use another bodily fluid in his paint, albeit one from a cow (milk). ;)

      You're not totally off base since he actually does use another bodily fluid in his paint, albeit one from a cow (milk). ;)

      2 votes