New York witnessed the birth of drondalism







Known in narrow circles, graffiti artist Katsu adapted the achievements of modern technology for his illegal art. He spray-painted a large Calvin Klein advertising poster in New York City, while the spray was attached to a copter.

Drones are increasingly entering our lives. Shooting videos, photos, use in the real estate business and delivery of goods have already been carried out. And now they have been joined by a new discipline that large cities cannot do without - graffiti.


An example of Katsu's creativity

"I really want to explore more deeply the topic of how a person can work together with UAVs," the artist said. "I thought I could go downtown and spray paint anywhere, even in places that were completely inaccessible before."

Source: geektimes.ru/post/249864/