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Jason Eppink

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Jez Burrows
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2 May 2007

Pixelator is a piece of work by artist Jason Eppink, masking Subway entrance ads in New York and converting them into 45 glowing squares of colour. Probably the most tasteful anti-capitalist graffiti you’ll ever see.

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www.jasoneppink.com/pixelator

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Jez Burrows

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