Loop x Cantastic 10 Year Anniversary Limited Edition

Spray Loop Colors x Cantastic Limited Edition

• Limited Edition
• Color: LP-103 Matt Black
• Made In Italy

Train enthusiasts, graffiti collectors, and spray can hunters, take note: this is a piece to put on your shelf and display in your showcase.

For this limited edition, Loopcolors and Cantastic have collaborated with none other than Behind. A name that has become synonymous with style, color, and originality in the Dutch graffiti scene. Famous for his vibrant and abstract typographic compositions and his technically impeccable "burners," Behind has spent years proving that every panel can become a masterpiece.

But behind these explosions of color lies more than just technical skill. Behind is equally known for his conceptual approach to graffiti and his iconic slogan: "NooT Breekt Wet" ("Necessity Breaks the Law"). A phrase that has become inextricably linked to his name and perfectly reflects his way of thinking that goes beyond letters and aesthetics.

The LP-103 Matt Black serves as a canvas for one of the most conceptual designs Behind has ever created for a product. At first glance, you notice a figure standing next to a ladder. Two legs, a ladder, and a familiar scene that seems straight out of the world of graffiti. But look closer. The character's legs simultaneously form the letter H of a complete work by Behind. And this is where the magic of the design begins.

Slowly rotating the can, you will discover that the artwork continues seamlessly over the entire surface. Letters transform into shapes, shapes become characters, and perspectives continuously change. The letter D even transforms into a B, allowing the work to repeat infinitely around the can.

Nothing is random. The design plays with perspective, letter structure, and visual interpretation. What at first glance seems like an illustration turns out to be a complete graffiti piece. And what seems like a piece transforms back into an illustration.

It's a perfect example of how Behind approaches graffiti: challenging the viewer to look twice.