Evgeny ches, an artist from Moscow, has honed a graffiti technique that is slightly different from traditional graffiti. He used this technique to create cellografti. The creative process was mainly done outdoors. Instead of traditional graffiti on the wall, he graffitied on plastic wrap. The graffiti image appears on the translucent plastic wrap, as if it were real. It also presents different perspectives depending on the angle at which the viewer stands.
Recently, ches created a series of cellografffiti works in the woods, using simple materials including plastic wrap and spray paint. The artist first wrapped plastic wrap around two neighboring trees to create a spray-painted surface, then spray-painted exciting patterns onto it, including dinosaurs, polar bears and other forest animals. In addition to a series of animal patterns, ches also sprayed some text patterns, which contrast with the calm woods.
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