In here be secrets
where privilege and power
scratch each other’s backs.
by Scooj
In here be secrets
where privilege and power
scratch each other’s backs.
by Scooj
This is my second attempt at publishing this post…something horrible happened and the draft I saved completely disappeared.
Soker is a Bristol-based graffiti writer who has been active since the 1980s and is well known for his work all around the city. He specialises in wildstyle burners and is not much bothered with making money from his works.

This wall is sited just off North Street, the main hub of Upfest 2015. Soker belongs to the ASK crew and KTF (After School Klub and Keeping Things Fresh respectively).

I am beginning to appreciate more these wildstyle murals, and will feature them more in my posts.
6.5/10
They said it would go
and down it has come; scaffold
confidence restored.
by Scooj
The scaffolding comes
down today, so I am told.
Not holding my breath.
by Scooj
Exploring Cornish
rock pools all Summer break; those
were such carefree days.
by Scooj
A recent 3Dom work in the heart of Stokes Croft that depicts a sad picture of the future, with only one leaf surviving. There is something of the ‘Lorax’ about the scene. Love is the answer.

Messages and warnings like this do not go unheeded, I mean hey, I looked at it and now I’m talking about it.
7/10
Upland tree planting
arrests runoff and flooding
of unfortunates.
by Scooj
Oh, cold Winter come
and cleanse with frost and snow, land
draped in Autumn mud.
by Scooj
I photographed this lovely Sepr work at the end of July this year, shortly after Upfest 2015. I particularly like this mural, probably because I rather like most of Sepr’s work.

It is similar to another piece he sprayed around the same time in Dighton Street. Grey shades and musical instruments.

8/10
Days filled with many
jobs to do, and, alas, not
enough haiku time.
by Scooj