This collection is a visual archive of questions society was told to stop asking. Rendered in raw graffiti language and street-wall symbolism, each piece layers forbidden ideas, suppressed narratives, and system-level critiques into a single frame. The Anonymous mask stands as a modern archetype: the silent observer, the uncredited whistleblower, the voice behind the wall. These works don’t claim truth — they challenge authority. From erased calendars and hidden energy to financial manipulation, technological control, and rewritten history, the collection documents the tension between official narratives and public doubt. Graffiti has always been the medium of the unheard. This collection continues that tradition, using concrete walls as ledgers, spray paint as proof-of-work, and repetition as resistance. Nothing here asks for belief. Everything here demands verification.
