Graffiti in the Madrid Camper store

A.M. Bonora for D+Arch

One of the alternatives and Madrid ridden urban fashion shops is that
Camper opened in Calle de Fuencarral.
Imagination, functionality and sense of humor are the traits that define the brand's designs.
The store is realized like a blank canvas in its most literal sense:
customers can fill the white walls with their messages, drawings or ideas.
We don’t know if street art inspired Jaime Hayon in his Camper concept store project, but certainly the idea is taken from a metropolitan context:
our street are full of graffiti written on walls.
But anyone of us is often taken by a strange temptational voice inside:
<<...leave your sign on this wall and say “I’ve been here” or
“I’m alive” or... simply ..."I love you" ...>>