<p style="text-align: center" data-align="center"><strong>Wednesday walks Since Wednesday, I have had new motivation and inspiration, although we cannot always say that inspiration is positive. On this occasion, I am inspired by a slightly negative emotion.</strong></p>

<h2 style="text-align: left" data-align="left">Graffiti Wars.</h2>

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*   Greetings to everyone who is part of your community. With that first sentence, I want to expand on what I just said.
    

> Some people know me as the graffiti artist of this small town, as I have spent many years dedicating time, effort, and, above all, money to this art form. The cost of paint and materials is something that cannot be ignored when practicing this type of art, which I also see as a sport in a way, as it requires considerable physical ability and skill. However, since last Wednesday, I have been witnessing a problem in the field of graffiti. ffitis.

**Since last Wednesday, I realized that someone who was part of the team that I formed 15 years ago, for reasons unrelated to art and street culture, took the liberty of simply damaging a large part of my work.**

This only demonstrates their fanaticism and lack of skill, a lack of seriousness and commitment not only to culture but also to themselves, and a great lack of respect for all the people who live in this town, since the walls are something that everyone sees, something that all passersby and pedestrians in the town see on a daily basis. Obviously, every time I do graffiti, it is relevant and stands out enough to attract the attention of more than half of the population.

> That is why, when this problem began, everyone noticed it, and unfortunately, because of this person, the vast majority of the comments I have received are that this person does not deserve any kind of respect or time, but my response to this is that I cannot allow my name to be defaced there on the streets where it has taken me so much time and effort to write it.

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This is what is currently happening in this situation in this area, and I would like to share it with you because, as I said before, the cost of materials and culture to wage a real war and demonstrate artistic level is sometimes just about painting letters. The truth is that this is painting something much better, something of much higher quality, and here I am after all the war and the battle, but at the level of a gladiator, at a level of truth, as an adult that we are. .

**It has been part of my life for many years, and if we do the math, I have dedicated more than half of my life to expressing myself through this art, so I can firmly emphasize that it is impossible for me to retire from this. I bid you farewell. I hope you have a great weekend, and this is what has happened since last Wednesday.**

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*   All images taken by me with a Redmi9A Phone.
    
*   Edition on EPIK app.
    

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