BiP (Believe in People) - American Artist: Promoting BiP and the Image of Public Art in Brazil

BiP (Believe in People), an anonymous North American graffiti artist, promoted itself in Brazil by creating a special mural for the Brazilian community, which was promoted though an event.

Executive Summary

Photographed only if a mask covers his entire face. Filmed only if his voice is distorted. Audio recordings prohibited during print interviews. Welcome to the world of BiP, or as the anonymous North American graffiti artist is also known, Believe in People.

Asking journalists to conduct an interview without dictaphones is very rare in Latin America. It also leaves the subject open to misquoting. Yet it does not cause anywhere near as many problems as telling media they will be unable to reveal the face, age, name or any of the subject's personal details.

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