Active in the international graffiti scene since 2001, Melbourne-born street artist and muralist Rone has built up a global following for his portraits of beautiful muses done in his haunting black-and-white trademark aesthetic, seen anywhere from New York, Paris, Tokyo and London to Christchurch, Santo Domingo and Port Villa. In this documentary by Robot Army, Rone talks about everything from his initial perceptions of doing graffiti for a living, the legitimization of the art form, and his own...
Active in the international graffiti scene since 2001, Melbourne-born street artist and muralist Rone has built up a global following for his portraits of beautiful muses done in his haunting black-and-white trademark aesthetic, seen anywhere from New York, Paris, Tokyo and London to Christchurch, Santo Domingo and Port Villa. In this documentary by Robot Army, Rone talks about everything from his initial perceptions of doing graffiti for a living, the legitimization of the art form, and his own...
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