When I was a young child, I often gain myself severely scolded from dear parents for I preferred the white wall as paper to write or leave a message for myself. Still now, in the corners of my parents’ house there are graffiti left and hard to wash away. At that time, once been found drawing on the wall, I would finish me next week with gardening works as well as other punishment. But today, if I was still a child, I can tell my parents that all what I did should be considered as a unique access to art. You can call it “graffiti”.

Developing along with the boom of modern art and “degeneration generation”, graffiti welcomed his climax on the early 21st century. It is supposed as an individual way to express through and understanding of the outside and ever-changing world. Just from the paper they used to draw, that is the walls, you can sense the rebel and fright against the authority, tradition as well as formal. After the accomplishment of entry-level, graffiti became more regular. They get rid of the offence to public, especially to the government and adopt various ways to express the common feeling of the major group now. Maybe partly thanks to give-up of radicalness, the individual approach of art joint hands with lots of commercial activities.

For example in the watch industry, when most of the producers prefer the traditional figure and material, the Swatch, which focus more on adolescent and younger group, succeed using graffiti in their works. For example, in the designs of 2009, Swatch jointed hands with artists of Pompidou Centre again and put forward “after dark”,” morning glow”, and” street club”, which draw attention all over.

How about other “papers” for graffiti? Maybe we can get conclude from UGG boots. As the most fashionable brand for winter, or actually speaking for the whole year, UGG boots shoulder the response to be a stage for graffiti. You see, there is enough space for artists to display their individual understanding of art and life. With these colorful painting, maybe we can’t ever call them ugly boots. It is the time to double the saying that beauty can’t co-exist with utility.

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