Graffiti provides an unofficial means of expression that allows people to communicate and share their views outside of official or sanctioned channels. It represents a subjective map and identity quest for those who create it anonymously. By reclaiming and redefining channels of communication, graffiti acts as a lively manifestation and exercise in reterritorializing open networks through an informal creative process.

1. Graffiti: redefiningtheofficialchannels

3. “Graffiti –real graffiti- iscreatedillegally and anonymously; itisborn of thewilltochange things and toexpressourselves in a more directway, withoutanyone tellinguswhatto do orhowto do it” -Os Gemeos Anexcercise in reterritorializing

4. open network / informal process Livelymanifestations of an

5. Theflightlines of anonimity A graphicrepresentation of theignorance of urban social interaction A subjectivemap of thequestforanidentity

6. “In an open plan- networkitis possibleforanyone totake position and toact”

7. Reclaimingthechannels of communication

8. Travelling words

9. Slower Faster Thenwhat?