As you may have noticed, we like to explore the boundaries of contemporary street art. In the past we wrote about topics such as confetti graffiti, fluorescent tape art and projections that address the issue of street safety at night. This one is another example illustrating the expanding scope of the street art scene. All you need is a camera with good Long Exposure option, a light and, most important, a healthy dose of inspiration.
Artists like Jaron Korvinus already experimented with this form of ’10 seconds street art’, loose from wall or stoop. Check out the ‘Lightdrawing’ project on his website. You can find many, many more pictures about light graffiti on Flickr. Some of the creations are outstanding and actually play with the urban environment.
—Source: Abduzeedo
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Anyone who loves these light pictures should check out this link! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pC9VO0QvnGM
this is a great site, and a great post… im an artist myself trying to experiment with different artfoms… light graffiti is very interesting and i have tryed to explore the subject myself and maybe make a couple pictures of my own… i have a quite a few questions about it and i would love it if you contacted me, through my email(markfireman17@gmail.com) or my website(markm10oda.edublogs.org), also i have alot of my work up on my website and quite a few pending that i will put uo in the next couple of days, i would love to hear your opinion on my work and maybe send me in the right diretion with light graffiti… thank u
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