Living in Bushwick, one of NYC’s popular “walking-tour” destinations, it was easy to experience street-art fatigue. I became quite used to living in this environment, where murals often cover every visible inch of wall. But while I acknowledged the talent displayed, I became so desensitized that none of it registered anymore.
There was, however, a recurring set of striking yet simple female faces that had caught my attention. As I regularly began to notice these portraits, I realized they were everywhere.
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