In 2009, the cans were released as part of a Glow Graffiti kit manufactured by british brand Suck UK. They are now available as a product and can be purchased worldwide through Suck UK and their distributors.
The cans were originally commissioned by and developed for the Nokia Leave No Trace tour in 2005 / 2006. Based around the ‘contemporary’ graffiti capabilities of the LightRoller, we wanted to make part of the experience more accessible to the audience; following the success of the light pens that were part of the first presentation of the LightRoller, we further explored the ergonomics of the classic graffiti tool: the spray can. After some refinements,the aircraft grade aluminium cans look and feel like their analogue counterparts, just that they are working with nothing but light.
The below video is a stop frame animation taken during the Tate Modern Long Weekend in 2008, and features streetartist TT man
http://www.vimeo.com/1269743[/vime
