In the Populist Magazine conversation, Rime sits back with the calm swagger of someone who’s spent decades turning walls into canvases of rebellion, speaking candidly about the grind, the risk, and the raw authenticity of graffiti culture; from the adrenaline of late-night train yards to the surreal transition into galleries, he unpacks how street art is about more than colors or fame—it’s about presence, courage, and claiming space in a world that often wants to erase it, and throughout the chat, his humor and insight cut through the myths, revealing the man behind the legend as he reflects on how the streets shaped him, how the law tried to contain him, and why, despite the Instagram filters and curated murals, the true spirit of graffiti lives in those untouchable moments where paint meets brick, no one’s watching, and everything feels dangerously alive.