The Powers of Katsu
The Powers of Katsu
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A graffiti art film by vandal, Katsu. The film sees Katsu reproduce his famous skull tag over and over again, growing in scale in powers of 10 from a grain of rice to the roof of a building.
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2009-06-22
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