Graffiti has become part of our culture. With its eye catching, colourful motifs, it has become a familiar sight as we go about our daily travels. However, the people behind these skilfully-sprayed statements tend to remain unknown and in the shadows. Why do they do it? What do they want to change when they transform grey concrete into works of art? These individuals are the subject of Falk Lehmann's Insight. He gives personalities to those who would otherwise remain an anonymous face. And he doesn't stop there: he redefines their identities by projecting their own paintings atop their facial features as a sort of second skin, which inextricably links them to their life experiences and stories. Only someone like Lehmann could get this close to street and graffiti artists, who generally prefer to remain invisible, because he himself has spent more than two decades in this underground scene. In addition to his work as a photorealistic graffiti artist, Lehmann is also a painter and photographer.
