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    Lost Claws: One of Montreal's most fun-loving graffiti artists

    Up on the rooftops of the Plateau, down in the bowels of crumbling industry, and jokes everywhere between: This is the playful, ephemeral oeuvre of Lost Claws.

    J.P. Karwacki

    J.P. Karwacki

    14 mars 2024- Read time: 8 min
    Lost Claws: One of Montreal's most fun-loving graffiti artistsPhotographs: @lost.claws / Instagram

    Turn any corner in Montreal and you might find Lost Claws’ work wheat-pasted on a wall, maybe amending a construction sign, tucked inside an alcove or coating a rooftop:

    Cartoon skulls, caricatures speaking of religiosity by making the grim reaper a saint, sassy animals with sad quotes and lots of jokes about death.

    Photographs: @lost.claws / Instagram

    When asked why they do what they do: “I like to have a good time,” they say, plain and simple. For Lost Claws, there’s a lot of passion in adding to the city’s skyline.

    Most of all, though, the art is about pure and unabashed joy for Lost Claws.

    “It’s a great feeling to see yourself and your art along a street. It gives you a feeling that you’re part of the city. It may not be meaningful to most people, but it makes me feel good.”

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