Digital Young

Still about teens in Buzau. Maybe I bother you talking and talking about these guys, but I was really impressed by these teens. You might say that it is something really normal for teens to express themselves through these art forms: dance, graffiti or manga. But I will tell you that in this case it is not so normal after all. These kids have no source where to see these things or to learn how to do these things besides Internet. They also do not have places to express them. They also don’t have other local crews or groups to socialize with or to learn from. So, my question is: how do they do it? Isn’t this a legitimate question?

From these break dancers, I found out that there are teens for whom break dance is not the only art form for expression. It’s like they are a melting pot of urban art forms. Ionut Alexandru (aka Saga), 16 years, is a break dancer, a graffer, an extreme biker, an illegal car driver and he also does volunteering in a ONG. So…how does he deal with all these?

Graffiti sketches…

Graffiti on walls:

And…

Madalina, 16 years, she’s also a multi-functional-maker urban stylist. She’s more into graphics and manga, but she also does graffiti. Here are some of her works.

Manga:

She’s so incredibly talented, so I really wanted to show you what she does and how she does. Both of them, Ionut & Madalina, are witty, smart, interesting and do so many things that make a part of their everyday life. They identify themselves with every drawing, graffiti, or dance that they do. I liked them a lot, I only hope that this incredible talent do not waste and just transform into different art forms.