Street art contrary to some people's belief is one of the most accessible art form. You need not buy tickets to view the artist's work or stand in line in some exhibition.

From murals to graffiti, this broad art form is one of the most recognized and appreciated by artists and art-lovers all over the world. Names like Dan Witz, OaKoAk, Stracy Lee Stum and Leon Keer are no-new for the E-junkie blog. Another artist adding to this list is the Italian artist Guido Bisagni, famously known as 108.

Denims for most of us defines comfort-in-clothing. But today our featuring artist is a denims-loyalist but for totally different reasons.

It's a "great democratic fabric worn by everyone from the farmer to the aristocrat, the manual worker to the oligarch".

At E-junkie we not only bring for you things that are different but artworks with a cause. In one of our earlier posts in July , 2012 we had featured another denim artist - Kumi Yamashita. Here's another!

On viewing his magnificient works, we were left astounded by the fact that how could he manage to gather so many denims for detailing his artwork. That's when we found out that his art has another tangent.