The graffiti artist Pantonio has created this clever piece of street art in Lisbon, Portugal. A recent car crash has left a concrete wall shattered into pieces, and the graffiti artist Pantonio has used this crashed wall to create a comic book-style explosion. Pantonio's Car Crash Graffiti really reminds you that there can be some good found in a bad situation.
The Pantonio illustration is made to look like it was on the wall before the car crash, or even that it was the real cause of the explosion. It really is a clever way to freak people out and make them think while they are on their way somewhere. Pantonio Car Crash Graffiti is a cool and funny addition to the street.
Photo Credits: designboom, pantonio.net
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