Painting
“Graffiti” By Caos
“Graffiti”
A powerful voice in a youthful era
Making a choice, describing the terror
Artistic expression on the walls in the alley
Compared to garbage and cattle calls in the valley
Loud and obnoxious, or does the truth make you nauseous?
Feel free to be vocal, but you better be cautious?
Too much to handle as they paint with a candle
For every second is danger, waiting to dismantle!
Talented students in the fine arts of evolution
Portraying the shame and mental pollution
How can you say, It’s not an artistic display?
How can you see, when you live in the grey?
It’s a new time now and walls don’t have fears
Now, they have voices and it’s burning your ears
Writing the phrases you’ve wanted to speak
But now it’s too late; Your free spirit’s too weak
You want to quiet the children; just let things be?
But we won’t stay quiet and we’ll never agree!
To the foolish thoughts and ideas of; Your history
So i say: Continue to scribble and spray GRAFFITI
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Paintings by CAOS 2011
5280 High & Rising
This is “5280 High & Rising,” the latest mural from art team Michael Ortiz and Jonathan Lamb, formally known as Like Minded Productions. It was done in conjunction with the Larimer Street Art Festival that was held last weekend. The mural is located on the east corner of 27th and Larimer in Denver. It’s a desolate, dark corner of the city and everyone involved with the project has high hopes that the art will have a positive influence on the community.
Caught red-handed (and silver-faced): Police mugshot of spray paint addict arrested for 48th time . . .
Even if he had not already been arrested for the same offence 47 times before, this mugshot would be a bit of a giveaway.Kelly Gibson smiles with glazed eyes and silver spray paint covering his chin, nose and half his face for the photo in the U.S.The addict was arrested by police in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Gibson was found by officers inhaling silver spray paint from a plastic bag.Police are said to have discovered him with a can of spray paint in one hand and a paint-covered plastic bag in the other.The house allegedly stank of toxic chemicals and the addict had paint on his hands, mouth, nose and chin.Solvent abuse is highly dangerous with scores of deaths every year. The first time can kill and prolonged abuse can lead to brain, liver and kidney damage.Addicts become intoxicated almost immediately because the substances are so strong but the ‘high’ quickly wears off, often resulting in sustained abuse.


























































































