Another Street Artist Allegedly Vandalized A National Park And Posted About It On Instagram

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A print posted by Modern Hiker (@modernhiker) on Feb 27, 2015 during 8:25am PST

The distinguished travel artist Andre Saraiva, popularly famous as Monsieur A or Mr. A or Andre, posted a print to his Instagram accounthis signature design

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We reached out to him as good and will refurbish this post when we hear back.

Whether or not Saraiva indeed tagged inside a park’s boundaries, Modern Hiker points out a quandary behind this kind of obscure imagery. “I can’t tell we if there’s a approach couple between things like thistruly towering volume of graffiti

This is not a initial time that a contemptuous artist has taken his or her board from a streets to (sometimes illegal) monumental sites of healthy beauty — and gloated about it online. Last year, New York-based Casey Nocket

We reached out to Joshua Tree National Park for comment, and, nonetheless they are not taboo to criticism on ongoing investigations, they did demonstrate some ubiquitous concerns per a ongoing problem of graffiti in a region. “Vandalism in a park is something that seems to be an ongoing emanate during Joshua Tree,” pronounced press deputy Jennie Albrinck. “We’re reaching out to a Joshua Tree village for assistance on this issue. We wish a village to comprehend when people to paint on a healthy aspect in a park it isn’t art. It’s vandalism.”

To all we determined radical artists out there, take heed. Don’t repeat Nocket’s mistake.

For some-more on Savaira (whose daughter lives in Joshua Tree), check out this GQ form of the supposed “international playboy” herenight life impresario

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