Video: Broken Fingaz Crew at Tiger Translate Cambodia 2012

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The Broken Fingaz crew out of Israel brings their graffiti productions to a new level with their comic book influenced style, skill, and wit. Check out this video from their recent trip to Cambodia for the Tiger Translate event where they got to paint some walls around town and give the Tiger Beer car an extremely unique paint job.

The official statement from the video:

The historic Phnom Penh Railway Station was transformed for the Tiger Translate Cambodia event on 24th February 2012. Israeli graffiti crew Broken Fingaz created works of art on walls and a Tiger Beer car, also collaborating live with other artists including Steve Tierney, Em Riem and more. See the permanent wall art at the Le Moon rooftop bar, and catch the mobile graffiti masterpiece on the streets of Phnom Penh.

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