An Analysis Of Thierry's Identity

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On the other hand, Thierry is amateur street artist from France stared his street art by doing videos. Thierry at first was recording every move of professional street artists. Being a video man for famous artist helps him to know more about street art and it helps him to know a good spot to do street art. Thierry builds his reputation by relied on help from other to become popular. Also, Thierry builds his reputation by traveling to different places with other famous street artist. Second, Thierry identity is very public and everyone knows him. Many people know about Thierry’s family and personal life. For example, he usually talks about his family’s when he talks about street art. In addition, he talks his mother death how he reacts on it

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