Theorie des Style: Die Befreiung des Alphabets

Theorie des Style documents the evolution of stylewriting from its New York origins to its global prominence. Published in 1996 to accompany a Munich exhibition, this seminal work captures a pivotal moment when graffiti's letter-form discipline had matured into a recognized art form. Through correspondence between pioneering writers CHEECH H and TECHNO169, alongside SCUM's analytical contributions, the book presents the first comprehensive examination of alphabetic design within the stylewriting tradition. Essential reading for understanding how writers worldwide continue to interpret and reinvent the 26-letter alphabet within this influential genre. Featuring works from: BOMBER, DAZE, CHEECH H, PHASE2, DELTA, TECHNO169 (STONE), BANDO, DAIM, SHOE, SMAL, ATOME, BATES, SCUM (CEMNOZ), AMOK, PUPPET, SKENA, PAZE, CALEB, DARCO, and NEON. 96 pages, 21 x 14 cm, hardcover Language: German