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  <title>MUSEUM OF PUBLIC ART by Hunto</title>
  <description>Originally from Southern Italy Hunto attributes his unique style to growing up with a Pablo Picasso book, combined with what he calls the “magnetic attraction of the graffiti scene.” Hunto started tagging at around age 15 but within a couple of years his graffiti started to evolve and as his work began to include faces he wanted simplified characters he could quickly paint in the dark. Not comfortable talking about art or trying to define his style he told GraffitiStreet he paints quickly in freestyle “and what happens to come out I’m happy with.” Hunto painted this wall for Museum of Public art at Myrtle Ave and Eddie Robinson Sr Dr in Baton Rouge.</description>
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