Graffiti furniture design and her own self-doubt

and her own self-doubt

When Maud is thrown into a new and confusing situation

Developed over the past three decades

but tied together by the prevailing atmosphere of a surreal journey through a world of ice

told from the expert perspective of art-world insiders

Graffiti furniture design and her own self-doubtXoubanovas book Graffiti evokes the urban artistic movement that appeared in the 1970s in New York, renowned for its egocentric and identity affirming dimension. It is the act of marking public space in the city with ones name, of repeating more ones tag from street to street, of declaring ones existence that interests Xoubanova here. In this phenomenon he sees a parallel with current social media practices and contemporary advertising discourse that