Amsterdam | India | Netherlands | Varanasi
2 Shots of A.S.V.P.
This one in Varanasi – India
This one in Amsterdam – Dutchland
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what does it tell ?
There are some artists from NYC
http://www.facebook.com/ASVPFan?sk=wall#
“A.S.V.P. has been all over the world putting up their amazing cross cultural artwork and showing what they’re made of in the competitive street art environment.”