Overview
- Taggers have covered at least 27 stories of the unfinished Oceanwide Plaza skyscrapers in downtown Los Angeles with graffiti, turning the site into a focal point of artistic expression.
- The tagging spree, visible from major city landmarks and freeways, has attracted worldwide attention, especially with the Grammys happening nearby.
- Local reactions are mixed, with some viewing the graffiti as a symbol of Los Angeles' challenges, while others celebrate it as a unique artistic moment.
- Authorities have arrested two individuals in connection with the tagging, amid efforts to secure the site and remove the graffiti.
- The Oceanwide Plaza project, halted since 2019 due to financial issues, has become a canvas for street artists, raising questions about public space and art.