Scotland's Graffiti Castle by Eva Torres.

My favourite work of art is Scotland's Graffiti Castle. It is a castle owned by Lord Glasgow and the idea of cover it with graffiti came from his son and daughter. They asked Nina, Nunca and the twins Os Gemeos, who are well-known in Brazil to spend a month and do this porject at Kelburn Castle, which is situated on the west coast of Scotland, 35 miles from Glasgow. The design was first created in the studio and then the walls were painted white. They used 1.500 cans of spray paint. The back part of the castle is covered with faces, figures and animals. The brightly-coloured designs are painted on the walls, turrets and chimneys. The whole project was completed in four weeks and it was recorded on video. The Castle is open to the public every day from 10am until 6pm. I like this work of art because I think it is very original to combine the beauty of an old castle together with the modern graffiti art.