Andrew PriceSpend an incredible minute and a half with new street artist Deeq-Fore. Warning: This is probably NSFW and might offend depending on your attitudes towards cartoon genitalia.
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It's also a satire of lazy street art and the idea that anything you do with paint or a marker in the public realm is a brave act of aesthetic rebellion.
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