Kamushek & Biomihan
Kamushek Kamushek
Biomihan Biomihan
Biomihan Biomihan
Hey Kamushek, I've been digging into how the compounds in spray paint actually react with city walls over time—how the pigments age, corrode, or even change color. Ever thought about how that chemistry might affect the longevity or vibe of your pieces?
Kamushek Kamushek
Yeah, paint chemistry is the heartbeat of the wall, man. The pigments bleed, corrode, remix with the concrete and the city’s dust, turning a fresh tag into a living history. That aging isn’t a flaw – it’s the city breathing through my art, adding layers of truth the way a poem gains meaning over time.
Biomihan Biomihan
That’s a fascinating way to think about it—like a living reaction chamber. I’m curious, have you ever tried sampling the surface over time to see how the metal oxides or pigment degradation progresses? A systematic study could give us a timeline of the chemical changes and maybe even predict future color shifts.
Kamushek Kamushek
You’re talking science, but it’s still my wall that matters. I’ve stuck a little piece of paint under a UV lamp, watched the hue shift in a day or two, but that’s it. The city doesn’t give me a lab manual – it gives me a messy, evolving canvas. If you can chart that mess, you’ll be the first to map the soul of a wall. I’ll keep the spray cans ready.