Up Against the Wall: A Gallery of Nature-Themed Graffiti and Street Art

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Overfishing

Washington DC, US

Submitted by: Valerie Gwinner
   

Twenty-seven-year-old Andrew Pisacane, or Gaia, has pieces all over the world—in DC, his niche is restaurants. “Overfishing,” makes a dark (but owner-approved) statement.

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