These days graffiti stays up for a day or two before the local authorities wash everything down. So hallelujah for the urban troopers who persist, and for the ones who snap away to eternalize great street art like this captured around East London.
I love this pink gum and skull vibe. Burning Candy is a group of street artists that includes Sweet Toof, Cyclops and Tek 33. Also featured above are artist Rowdy, Gold Peg and Mighty Mo.
The crew has recently joined forces for the Burning Candy show in honor of the launch of Sartorial Gallery's new location in and around Kings Cross in central London.
Is this vandalism or great cutting-edge public artwork? To me, clearly the latter.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Street Art
- We see disruptive innovation opportunities in creating mobile apps that allow users to discover and navigate street art locations globally.
- Urban Photography
- By developing advanced camera technologies and editing tools, there is a chance for disruptive innovation in creating a new market for urban photography enthusiasts.
- Collaborative Art Projects
- Disruptive innovation can be found in developing online platforms that connect street artists globally for collaborative projects and exhibitions.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art Galleries
- Art galleries can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by adopting augmented reality technologies to showcase street art exhibitions in virtual spaces.
- Tourism
- The tourism industry can capitalize on disruptive innovation by offering guided tours and experiences focused on urban street art in popular cities.
- Mobile App Development
- Disruptive innovation can be achieved in the mobile app development industry by creating interactive apps that provide information and engagement with street art culture.
