Athenian streets are replete with graffiti, especially between the districts of Psiri, Monastiraki and Gazi. ‘It all started between 2002-2003, when Hastiz was painting fish and fishbones on the streets,’ says the Greek graffiti artist Dreyk the pirate (Image: ©super toy/ Flickr)
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