- Lady Pink explained her goals as an artist, saying: “This is what artists do: we scream all of our grief out.” In terms of public art in particular, she emphasized its unifying influence in low-income communities: “[We] give and share our talents with everyone—not just the elite in galleries.”

Lady Pink frequently gives talks at schools and creates murals alongside school children, among other humanitarian efforts. As a result, she is well versed in the power of education and empowering young people. She offered advice to young artists, saying

“Do something permanent for your community—leave something pretty behind,” she said.

She also encouraged female artists to be bold about their work and not to be afraid of creating work on a large scale. With hope for a generation of fearless female artists, she said, “Be loud and colorful. Go big and bring your art out to the public.” -

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Wonderful!... Are you really?... So have you seen these people ''at work''? Seeing graffiti on the street is different!... In my area... unfortunately... this is not like in other areas of the world.
Which artists have you seen?

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