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Ben Eine, born in 1970 in London, is one of the most recognisable typographers of the British street art scene. Coming up through 1980s tag graffiti - under the names Krak Eine, then Eine - he reoriented his practice towards XXL lettering in the early 2000s. His style - circus alphabets, drop-shadow letters, acid palettes - declines slogan-words (SCARY, ANTI, NEONATAL, MESMERISING, EXTORTION) at …
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Added 13/09/2026
The word REVOLUTION runs across four storeys of a black facade, in capitals several metres high. Each letter is treated as a separate object, with its own drop shadow, stripes and flat colours, and no combination repeats. Painted in August 2014 for Urban Nation's Project M/5, a few doors down from what would become the museum.
The artwork Revolution is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Berlin in Germany, more precisely here: 97 Bülowstraße, 10783 Berlin.
This graffiti is also tagged as: lettering, letters, typography.
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