“But it has nothing to do with politics, even if it amuses me that people make the connection”, explained the artist. On the other hand, “I am everywhere” refers to the project itself, which is part of street art, rather than graffiti (“technically, it’s more of a collage, because they are posters, which are painted) : “This is the principle of street art, to be able to find oneself wherever people are, to flood life with one’s creations. But here, more than a desire to create, the important thing was to reproduce it as much as possible. It’s a kind of hype, for wherever we go, we find it“.
It’s a kind of hype, so that we find it everywhere we go
