Rammellzee defined graffiti art as gothic futurism, blending Five Percent Nation concepts with a unique tricksterism, transforming urban expression into otherworldly visual poetry.
Immersed in the graffiti renaissance, Rammellzee's style was a vibrant mix of hip-hop flash and soul funk, challenging societal norms through his distinctive artistic lens.
Utilizing the Greek alphabet and borrowing from monks' linguistic practices, Rammellzee aimed to reclaim literacy from the elite, democratizing graffiti as a form of empowerment.
His artistic journey was fueled by a fascination with calligraphy and an ethos of rebellion against authority, rooting his work deeply in the cultural subtext of hip-hop.
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