Confetti Graffiti By Eltono Coriandoli

Who doest still use spray cans these days? Street art is rapidly changing and broadening itself with new forms and usage of other materials. This is a nice example of innovation in street art. Italian artist Eltono Coriandoli came up with a simple but very creative idea for an interactive type of street art. Only two ingredients needed: double face tape and plenty of confetti.

Just make a big pattern with tape on the wall, put a big confetti mountain in the center of the room and wait for things to happen… Looking at these pictures it turned out to be lots of fun.

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