Tunisian street artist eL Seed was at Harvard on Monday for a live demonstration of “calligraffiti”. Coincidentally, he is now living in Montreal (although he grew up in Paris, he told me, he considers himself Tunisian). His latest work relates to political change in the Arab world, and is truly beautiful. | Oh The Places She'll Go

Tunisian street artist eL Seed was at Harvard on Monday for a live demonstration of “calligraffiti”. Coincidentally, he is now living in Montreal (although he grew up in Paris, he told me, he considers himself Tunisian). His latest work relates to political change in the Arab world, and is truly beautiful.

You can check out more of eL Seed’s work here. It’s really wonderful.

Tags: arabic calligraphy, calligraffiti, Cambridge, eL Seed, harvard university, Middle Eastern Studies, Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Islamic Studies Program, street art

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Mariam on April 1, 2012 at 11:25 am said:

This is awesome. Thanks for sharing.

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