Graffitis

Graffiti is a form of visual expression applied directly to walls, rail cars, bridges, alleyways, and other urban surfaces, often using spray paint, markers, stencils, wheatpaste, or etching. It can range from tagged signatures and throw-ups to intricate murals, political messaging, and street art, reflecting local culture, identity, protest, and territorial marking. Outerview observes, maps, and indexes instances of Graffiti across the physical world, helping users explore locations, patterns, concentrations, regional comparisons, and changes over time. This makes it easier to study how graffiti appears, spreads, and evolves within different neighborhoods, cities, and broader geographic contexts.

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