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Among Chennai’s new wave of street artists, A-Kill stands out as a pioneer of graffiti art. Known for his bold strokes and vivid characters, A-Kill (Arvind Krishnan) has been instrumental in introducing hip-hop-style graffiti to Chennai’s urban canvas.
Starting out as a self-taught artist, A-Kill transformed public walls into expressive spaces that blend global street art influences with distinctly local flavors. His works often address issues of identity, politics, and everyday life, making them both visually arresting and socially relevant.
He has collaborated with international street artists and participated in major public art festivals across India. Despite graffiti’s underground origins, A-Kill has managed to gain recognition from mainstream institutions, bringing legitimacy to a form once dismissed as vandalism.
His murals across areas like Kannagi Nagar, Besant Nagar, and North Chennai have not only beautified spaces but sparked conversations. A-Kill’s journey is a testament to how one artist can redefine a city’s visual culture—one spray at a time.
