Chasing Walls
Behind the scenes of a Russian grafitti writer in Chongqing
MARTX3K
“After more than seven years of taking photographs there, I decided it was time to put this book together — as an homage to, or a time capsule of, one of the city's most beloved buildings.”
-Darbotz
A monk waits on Platform 5 as a State Railway of Thailand locomotive arrives. Two constants of Thai life, unhurried and side by side.
An elderly man reads a Thai newspaper on the platform bench, unhurried, as the world moves around him.
-
Step into the thrilling world of graffiti art with “Chasing Walls,” part of the acclaimed "Hello My Name Is" series. Join Russian graffiti writer Mart (X3K), who resides in Chongqing, China, on an exhilarating adventure through this bustling metropolis. This captivating book immerses you in vibrant pages where Mart’s explosive creativity leaps off the walls and onto the canvas of your imagination.
Experience the collision of cultures, the adrenaline of artistic conquests, and the transformative power of self-expression. “Chasing Walls” is more than a book; it's an invitation to chase your own dreams and leave an indelible mark on the urban landscape of inspiration.
Explore the dynamic world of street art and graffiti with “Chasing Walls” and be inspired by the unique journey of Mart (X3K), a Russian graffiti writer living in Chongqing, China. Perfect for art enthusiasts, graffiti lovers, and anyone captivated by the transformative power of urban art.
-
148 × 210 mm
Paperback
80 pages -
Payment
We accept all major credit cards and Apple Pay. Or pay in instalments with Klarna. If you wish to use an alternative payment method, please get in touch.
Shipping and Taxes
Orders may be subject to customs duties imposed by the destination country. These duties are the responsibility of the buyer, if applicable.Returns
Contact us immediately if the item is defective or damaged, so that we can evaluate the concern. orders@soibooks.com
The men in uniform who keep Hualamphong running, captured in two very different moments of stillness."
Two kinds of waiting. Same station, same stillness.
