Graffiti Planet - KET

Graffiti Planet by KET
Massive in scope and packed wall-to-wall with colour, Graffiti Planet travels across continents documenting how graffiti evolved from a local subculture into a global visual movement. Curated by legendary New York writer KET, the book gathers work from crews, train writers, muralists, and street artists from cities all over the world, revealing how different regions developed their own styles, techniques, and identities while still speaking the same universal language of spray paint and self-expression. Trains, walls, rooftops, alleyways, and abandoned spaces become interconnected chapters in an international network of underground creativity.

What gives the book its power is the sheer diversity of voices and aesthetics contained within it. One page might explode with dense wildstyle burners from New York, while the next shifts into European whole cars, South American productions, or raw tags running through Asian rail systems. KET treats graffiti as both global culture and personal obsession, highlighting the way writers adapt to different cities, politics, architecture, and levels of risk. The result feels like an atlas of urban expression, documenting how a movement born in subway tunnels spread across the planet without losing its rebellious pulse.