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Velvet Liga Interview

I've just done an interview for the Spanish art website Velvet Liga. It features a lot of photos of pieces I did while traveling throughout Latin America and the USA. http://www.velvetliga.com/2013/04/interview-aeon-fly-ii.html

London

Here's a few pics from the London winter. I managed to paint a spot next to a piece from 1995 which is rare anywhere in the world. There were a lot of other guys painting that day.

Insperation

Thanks Matlok

London

I painted a wall in London a few days ago with Relay and Shucks of the English ID crew. There were a bunch of other guys down there painting. These were my favorites.

Here is a dodgy sketch of my route through the Americas. To try to put the distance into perspective, you can fit Australia inside Brazil. I would recommend travelling South and Central America to anyone who likes adventure, different cultures and isn't afraid to rough it from time to time. If you have limited time I would recommend Central America. You have 8 countries and the travel times and distances are much smaller than South America. As far as the USA goes, I'm pretty sure everyone know what's there.

New York City

It's been a while between posts so I'll start by wrapping up the trip through out the Americas. After travelling through 21 countries we finally made it to our last stop. New York. It was hot work sleeping in the van on the streets of Brooklyn. There was a heat wave going on and it was 40c every day. Dmote took me up to the Bronx to paint some pieces. It was so hot that we painted them pretty fast so we could chill indoors. After 16 months on the road 21 countries and some of the best times of my life it was time to settle down, find a job and start planning and saving to do it all over again.

Memphis, Clarksdale and Nashville

I was expecting Memphis to be all about blues music and Elvis. Upon arrival in the tourist areas it was the case. But driving around the rest of the city I realised that Project Pat and Three Six Mafia portray a truer representation of what Memphis is really like. We didn't run into any trouble but there are a lot of poor neighborhoods around and trouble wouldn't be too hard to find. At night we were sleeping in our van in a quiet area that looked to be in one of the nicer parts of town. We were woken up by the police at 2am with their lights on and torches being shinned through our windows. I jumped out in my boxers to tell them that there were no signs saying that we can't park there. They said that it was too dangerous for us to be there and we were lucky that we hadn't been car jacked. We were told to follow them and they would find somewhere safer for us to park for the night. I drove around in my boxers following the cops doing laps of the city for a while. In the end they led me into the police station car park. They told me to park amongst the cop cars because it was the only safe place for us to be. I later found out the Memphis is the most dangerous city in America at the moment. They have Melbourne trams in Memphis. This is Elvis's kitchen where he fattened up towards the end of his career. There were so many good cars around.