We were young boys; we saw those things that caught our attentions like that, by chance. When you are 16 you kind of absorb everything. If something stimulates you, you’ll do it. And you also have the unconsciousness of doing it as it comes out. Then later you keep doing it, because it belongs to you - Renok — by Wonk on

Legal is different, you do something that looks more like art of graphics. You loose your instinct - Renok — by Wonk on

I am with IPERS since 2005. I also have two more crews, one i s called SKM with whom I am painting since 2002 and the other one is GF Global Force that is the mos t recent one. Everybody knows me as belonging to SKM, because I am painting with them since many years. […] When I paint alone I can write the crew that I want . But I always write SKM for instance. It’s the long-lasting one for me. I write IPERS when I feel like - Renok — by Wonk on

This piece that we are looking right now is mine. The property is not mine, but it is mine. There is my name wr itten there. It belongs to me. Once I paint on it, it becomes a part of myself. If I have 100 pieces around, it’s cool – Renok — by Wonk on

When you do it illegally you have a certain feeling, one night you are angry and the piece will come out angry. A common person won’t understand it, but the letters, the lines that you do, they are from an angry person. If you are easy and quiet, you also can see it. You make softer lines. Graffiti represents you, it represents your feelings. If you are angry, you can’t start fighting with people, you can’t hurt your girlfriend or your parents, you can’t go robbing a bank. And so you go painting because you have this discomfort to take off your body…Graffiti represents the life style of that particular moment for sure. How you think reflects the way you do it, the actions you do, the spaces you take - Renok — by Wonk on