Awesome Graffiti Street Art by Roa

Remember hearing rats squeaking and scrimmaging, the shrill screeching of their machete-shaped nails, and their tongue clicking as you walked into the subway, crossed a bridge or stepped over manhole covers. On second thought, you probably don’t. The din shrills from of the underground creatures that run underneath our cities have long been eliminated from our audible wavelengths. Yet they are still there as the sinews of the city’s transportation, plumbing, and sewage system, growing minute by minute, and following our train path faster than we can.

Fettered by urban infrastructure Belgian graffiti artist brings the creatures of the underground to surface with his impressive black and white illustrations of the minute animals like rats, rabbits and birds we tend to ignore as the cross our path. Taking desiccate cement walls and turning them into drawings that bare an uncanny verisimilitude to these real creatures; so impressive is his art that authorities in Hackney, London had to curtail from whitewashing the piece of art allowing Roa’s rabbit to keep stunning passersby.