Rachael Pongetti |
It is amazing to across an artistic project that
moves you and stirs unknown feelings deep within. That's what happened to
Pensacola photographer Rachael Pongetti when she took an interest in the local
iconic spot The Graffiti Bridge. Seeing the heart and soul poured into the
daily painstaking rituals of graffiti bridge lead Pongetti to create The
Pensacola Graffiti Bridge Project. Every day for one year, this local
photographer captured the very essence of what the bridge stands for. Local
artists come from all over to place their feelings within the bridge. For
decades, the community has shown love for lost souls and lost loved ones by expressing
their pain and suffering with a paintbrush. Pongetti's dream is to take the
images she has collected for one year and create a high quality art book
featuring the community of graffiti artists continuously changing the moniker
of the Graffiti Bridge one brush stroke at a time.
With that said The Pensacola Graffiti Bridge Project
needs YOUR help. A Kickstarter campaign
has been launched and will end in 24 HOURS. At this moment, Rachael is less
than $4000 away from her goal of $25,000. EVERY DOLLAR COUNTS! From $1 to
whatever will help Rachael reach her goal and complete her project Layers of Paint
art book.
Please take a moment to watch the time-lapsed video
showing how this Pensacola community comes together. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2ESA4jLy80
Chronic Behavior and
Film and Fashion Futures located in Arizona supports art in whatever medium it
comes in. We were made aware of this project through our photographer, Kate
Doster. Kate has known Rachael Pongetti since high school and advised us of
this amazing project. While, I may rely on writing to heal and process
thoughts, I am aware that people use many different mediums to heal, to grow, to
express. That is the legacy of the Grafitti Bridge Project and Layers of Paint.
Lives are changed, hearts evolve and expand. Here at Chronic Behavior and Film
and Fashion Futures, we are more than happy to share our support for this
project!
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