Morfąi’s Statue Shadow Graffiti Plants Stars in Lithuania

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By Andrew Boni
Published on Sunday, September 14th, 2008
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The idea behind shadow graffiti is really quite simple. First, you find an item or object that casts a clear, discernible shadow onto a wall or the pavement. Then, you tag the hell out of that area with something totally unique. Finally, you wait for people to take notice. In these pictures we see a piece entitled “Seeder” created by graffiti artist Morfąi in Kaunas, Lithuania. When viewed in the proper conditions at night, it looks as if the statue is planting stars and crescent moons as seeds. Check out the brainstorming video below.