Kieran Turner's photos with the keyword: graffiti

Fab graffiti outside the Rampart Street squatted social centre & cultural space.

Unusually, Jason's hallucination was visible on camera.

Graffiti utterly surrounds this one remaining part of the once vast entrance courtyard at the site of the home of Cardinal Richelieu. It's of fascinating dates; some goes back to 1906, some to the first world war, some to the second – who made that? – and one piece appears to be by the hand of a descendent of the Cardinal!

Graffiti utterly surrounds this one remaining part of the once vast entrance courtyard at the site of the home of Cardinal Richelieu. It's of fascinating dates; some goes back to 1906, some to the first world war, some to the second – who made that? – and one piece appears to be by the hand of a descendent of the Cardinal!

Graffiti utterly surrounds this one remaining part of the once vast entrance courtyard at the site of the home of Cardinal Richelieu. It's of fascinating dates; some goes back to 1906, some to the first world war, some to the second – who made that? – and one piece appears to be by the hand of a descendent of the Cardinal!

Graffiti utterly surrounds this one remaining part of the once vast entrance courtyard at the site of the home of Cardinal Richelieu. It's of fascinating dates; some goes back to 1906, some to the first world war, some to the second — who made that? -- This piece fascinated us most; it appears it just may have been writ by the hand of a descendent of the Cardinal! I would love to know this person's thoughts and feelings as they visited the site.

Graffiti utterly surrounds this one remaining part of the once vast entrance courtyard at the site of the home of Cardinal Richelieu. It's of fascinating dates; some goes back to 1906, some to the first world war, some to the second – who made that? – and one piece appears to be by the hand of a descendent of the Cardinal! -- This one is particularly interesting, and must have taken a lot of skill to make; it's in cursive writing — it seems to be the person's actual signature!

Graffiti utterly surrounds this one remaining part of the once vast entrance courtyard at the site of the home of Cardinal Richelieu. It's of fascinating dates; some goes back to 1906, some to the first world war, some to the second – who made that? – and one piece appears to be by the hand of a descendent of the Cardinal!

Graffiti utterly surrounds this one remaining part of the once vast entrance courtyard at the site of the home of Cardinal Richelieu. It's of fascinating dates; some goes back to 1906, some to the first world war, some to the second – who made that? – and one piece appears to be by the hand of a descendent of the Cardinal!

This looked like a great shortcut up to the Alhambra but was actually a dead-end. Not even really a residential street, as there seemed to be only back doors, and even then, only a couple of those. But it had so much really good graffiti that I didn't mind the uphill detour a bit.