VOICED: French retrospective for 'Godfather of Graffiti'

Richard Mirando, known as Scene, began his street art career in the 1970s on New York subway trains. Despite criticism for moving his work to galleries, he embraced the change. Scene's unique style gained him international fame, and he now resides in Paris, where he continues to showcase his art. He reflects nostalgically on his early days in the Bronx, highlighting the thrill and challenges of creating street art.

In what ways did Seen's style contribute to the new wave of street art in New York during the 1980s?

Describe the nostalgic feelings Seen associates with his early experiences as a street artist.