Bathroom Graffiti Project
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The Bathroom Graffiti Project is a collaborative art project on a mission to archive photographs of bathroom graffiti, toilet poetry, and other latrinalia from every country in the world.
Originally started as a free speech stunt in 2003, the goal of Bathroom Graffiti Project remains to promote freedom of expression and has recently enabled people from all over the world participate directly by using the Web to submit images of graffiti, stickers, vandalism, murals, stencils, throw-ups and other art that appears in restrooms everywhere.
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