A few graffiti examples 2026

A few graffiti examples 2026

John Bjarne Grover

I took a walk on 22 and 23 may 2026 and photographed a few graffitis which occurred of particular relevance to me and my work - presumably they could have been made for supporting intrigues (one could guess on the format of 'terror and monkey business') based on indexical abuse of various kinds. I present some of these here.

The 'EZR' (russian 'езр') from the white wooden 'bu' = 'shed' at Sognsvann north of Oslo in 1987 - it is the story told in my novel from the end of page 128 onwards - the story of the S... after Z's trip to Moscow. It is seen that this story follows rather immediately after the 'jumping cursor' which I have speculated could have been a part of the basis for the 2001 'Windows XP'. The graffiti with езр on the wooden shed is not mentioned in my novel but it was a part of the total graffiti phenomenon which I discuss - would that have been a norwegian intelligence project? See the brief comment 18 may 2026. It seems that this 'езр' is repeated in many variants in graffiti but with one of the three letters changed so it hardly occurs with all three. In the context of my novel and international abuse of it, this 'езр' could perhaps be recognized as related to a possible 'XP' program.

Graffiti example #1
- the address tells 'Markgraf-Rüdiger-Strasse' which could sound somewhat like 'paragraf-rytteri' plus the '13' = photo #13 with mid point which is a bosom-similar divided form which here could mean 'B = 13'- plus the mid point of two of the 23 black-and-white photos of mine from the Danube Island - here photo #4 and photo #19. Hence it could mean 'the mid point of the thresholded photos from the Danube Island'. (But I cannot see that the source of these photos is credited anywhere - 'krake[n]' is not a crediting of this source).

Graffiti example #2
- the 'езр' variant (here ETR and ENR-I) plus 'BU-per' plus the 161.

Graffiti example #3
- Starlink, Sri Lanka = ukrainian presidential election day 2019 on Easter (norwegian 'Påske') Day 2019, the post office = 'postkontoret', hence address invokes associations to 'Paragraf-rytteri #7' = photo #7 with mid point the breasts of the woman in front of the man - as comparable to photo #13. The 'woody' adds to this breast-fixation for a deplorable 'end-mor-gan quartet' symbolism

Graffiti example #4
- the same Markgraf-Rüdiger-Strasse at the corner to Loeschenkohlgasse. The 'AKP' is a classic short for the communist party which dominated norwegian cultural life in the 1970's - here probably as a variant of the 'езр I can bu-gi/gay in addition the same '161' - is it for 'IGI Pop' by the logic that the two buttocks = 'butz' are 'pops' but the graffiti example #5 anus between = 'the breathing hole' = pustehullet' = 'pustule' of 2020) is 'not pop' = (norw.) 'ikke pop' (cp. the graffiti example #6 'ecke') - with easter = 'påske') election day 2019 and a 13 = 73. Is there a 'SUMO' sprayed on the corner? Would that be relevant to the corner Karl Johans gate and Universitetsgata in Oslo? I notice the 'HBS' on the other side - which then could be about a graffiti example #7 = 'Horli Book-Shop'? Computing from this 'Sumo' up to 'Norli Book-Shop' in Oslo (a distance of maybe 150-200 metres), what is (by the logic in the brief comments of 25 may 2026) the correlate to the other side of Glemmen church and Narvesen in Fredrikstad? That seems to be an area in Nygårdsgata of some 'dreg/drag' style - a 'Videregående' school and some 'Dragen Pub' premises. Ah, that could be this 'Loeschenkohlgasse' in Vienna - when 'løs' = 'loose', 'enke' = 'widow' and 'ohl/ål' = 'eel' - as if the 'eel' sits a little loosely attached onto the widow.

Graffiti example #8
- mid point of photo #21 shows the logo symbol of communism for this 'AKP'. Kaffa = Quetta?

Graffiti example #9
- another 'езр' variant on the 'Ecke' = 'corner'.

Graffiti example #10
- see the brief comments 16 may 2026 - the mention of page 393.

Graffiti example #11
- 'Bécs' (pronounced 'betsch' with long 'e') is the hungarian name for 'Wien' - and hence 'Brigada Betsch' could look like 'Wiener Walzer' - Wiener Walzer is night train that goes from Basel (or Zürich) via Wien to Budapest. That could be perhaps if the 'Brigada' is turned upside down - 'on the head' = on 'hetta' = 'on the hood' - cp. the bombing of the train in Quetta in Pakistan recently - near 'Chaman Phatak Bus Stop' = 'shaman på tak' = magic on the roof, what is called 'tømmermenn på taket' = 'carpenter/housebuilder on the roof' - for that 'hangover' effect when people believe they hear knocking sounds but it is only hangover from too heavy drinking. See also graffiti example #12 = a 'Tischlerei' - with graffiti example #13 on the other side of the corner). However, these knocking sounds which I recorded on 20 january 2020 cannot have been from such reasons. Attention to the phenomenon could perhaps have been a part of a norwegian strategy for claiming mental instability of mine (cp. the shooting outside the White House recently - a 'Nasire Best' who allegedly had a history of mental disease (or 'unease') - it is not impossible that it could have related to page 161 in my novel) - cp. the 'man-on-wagon' which is the intro archetype for my 'Caruso' book. In Norway this would perhaps be called 'på vannvogna' = 'on the water wagon' for the concept of being dry of alcohol after heavy drinking.

Graffiti example #14
- another variant of 'езр' with '13' = 'B' - could be here for 'езр I can bu-gi/gay' - for that 'pustehullet' etc. I worked for many years with partwriting for 'Norsk Musikk Informasjon', a state-run music information centre in Oslo, abbreviated 'NMI' (of the state) - one of the employees was called 'Aslak Oppebøen'- a name which here perhaps can be spotted in the ASLAK form above with the 'OVER-BOJE' underneath - the name Oppebøen could here possibly refer to the idea of summer pastures (up on the hillside or low mountain) of 'setra' or 'stølen' - here possibly for 'Kuruksetra'. This SETRA is also a common bus brand often parked near Wiener Stadthalle - cp. the 'Chaman Phatak Bus Stop' etc. 'EINX' could be a variant of that same 'езр' plus a single 'I' or '1'

Graffiti example #15
- could be another 'езр' variant

Graffiti example #16
- the same communist (AKP) logo

Graffiti example #17
- could be another 'езр' variant

Graffiti example #18
- signature

Graffiti example #19
- the IGI or 161 with the extra single 'I' or '1'