Analogue (Street)

“Analogue (Street)” transforms the humble cassette tape into a monumental sculpture that celebrates the collision between music culture and street art. This oversized piece is completely covered in vibrant graffiti, creating a riot of colour and tags that speaks to the underground scenes where hip-hop and street art were born together.

The graffiti isn’t just decoration – it’s documentation of a culture where music and visual art were inseparable. Every tag, throw-up, and colour burst represents the same creative energy that filled mix tapes and shaped neighbourhoods. This sculpture stands as a monument to the era when both cassettes and spray cans carried the voices of the streets, when music and graffiti moved together through the same hands, the same communities, the same rebellious spirit that refused to be silenced.