According to designer and artist Quasiem Gamiet, the City of Cape Town "covered years of history" when cleaning operations removed graffiti from buildings in Salt River.
Designer and graffiti artist Quasiem Gamiet has lived in Salt River for more than 20 years. He has been spray painting murals and other artwork across Cape Town for the past ten years. Click here for ...
The corner of Rochester and Pope street in 2009. Spy vs. Spy, a graffiti piece done by Quasiem Gamiet under his graffiti name “Fers”. The wall was cleared due to the graffiti by-law.
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