Some street artists have said that because graffiti is done for neither financial reward, nor critical acclaim, it is the purest form of art. These people are now rich and famous. Nevertheless, between the ubiquitous billboards, street walls still offer an outlet for anyone to express themselves, no matter who they are. They allow the invisible the power to be seen and the marginalized the power to be heard; be it statements of revolt, social commentary, or simply a thought or reflection they want to share. In the spirit of ‘Found Poetry, Free Prose’, writing on walls seemed a perfect way to publish our sixth issue. So taking the poems and texts of contributors, we set out to paint and plaster their words all over Paris and beyond.

We hope you enjoy what you see.

Created & edited by Anthony Cuthbertson & Adam Evans

(The full print issue has arrived...)