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Portland, Oregon Graffiti As A Mode Of U.S. Deconstruction
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Something Sapho'i Something Phoa
A name was written using a white marker on the column supporting the pedestrian bridge over the train tracks located by the Amtrak Station. The name appeared to be something "sapho'i" and something "phoa".
Portland Oregon Graffiti As A Mode Of U.S. Deconstruction • Pedestrian Bridge to Amtrak Station • 800 NW 6th Ave., Portland, Oregon • (Photo Taken 10:03:27 Monday 10 August 2015) • (Story Posted Thursday 27 August 2015) • © 2015 Bryan Costales #C15_3961 Add a comment or report a mistake
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More Writing And Chipped Paint
More writing, this time in purple, white and black inks. Part of the paint on this part of the support column had been chipped off. We leave as an exercise for you the task of deciphering this particular patch of graffiti.
Portland Oregon Graffiti As A Mode Of U.S. Deconstruction • Pedestrian Bridge to Amtrak Station • 800 NW 6th Ave., Portland, Oregon • (Photo Taken 10:03:56 Monday 10 August 2015) • (Story Posted Thursday 27 August 2015) • © 2015 Bryan Costales #C15_3964 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Black On Silver And Gray
Part of this column had been painted over in the past to erase graffiti. Clearly a new layer of graffiti had been applied over time. The earlier layer read, "Bry Kays" while a later layer read "Bry Remi" —perhaps a two timing cad?
Portland Oregon Graffiti As A Mode Of U.S. Deconstruction • Pedestrian Bridge to Amtrak Station • 800 NW 6th Ave., Portland, Oregon • (Photo Taken 10:04:01 Monday 10 August 2015) • (Story Posted Thursday 27 August 2015) • © 2015 Bryan Costales #C15_3965 Add a comment or report a mistake
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