In the Press: Graffiti and Public Walls in Antalya

A report published by Güney Haberci in 2018 focused on graffiti, public walls and the place of urban art in Antalya. Asil Argun discussed why the city needed more legal, visible spaces where wall-based work could meet the public.

From graffiti to site-specific murals

The article documents a practice that began in 2010. Since then, the work has expanded from graffiti into interior and exterior wall paintings designed in relation to architecture, surface, distance and the identity of each space.

For someone choosing a wall artist, the strongest evidence is not a slogan. It is a combination of real project photography, an understanding of scale and surface, a consistent visual language and an independently documented working history.

Source and portfolio

Read the original report: Güney Haberci — “Let's bring colour to Antalya”.

See completed murals and wall paintings or review the press archive.