Graffiti-like light installations by Armsrock

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by Nini Baseema in New Art on Friday 19 November 2010

Danish outdoor artist Armsrock has amazed the nightly visitors to the local train station with his exceptional graffiti-style installation art series, Markinger. The temporary light installation was created by projecting unique engravings done with an etching needle.
Armsrock street art

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