The whole idea behind Trespassing looks grand. A new series of documentary photography and video that aims to “See what the graffiti artist sees”, Trespassing will be opening up in Sydney tomorrow night at The Tate.

As big believers in the documentation of the graffiti and street art cultures, Trespassing is a welcome addition to the many paintspotting and documentation initiatives around the world. Focusing on the underground rail systems, this new addition to the documentation of the culture is more than welcome.

Some of the photos and video previews look pretty grand, as you can see below.

The website itself is pretty great too, and it looks likie these guys are in it for the long haul to capture as much as they can – theres more info on the whole project, as well as prints and other stuff – so go and take a look at the site.

Cant wait to see all the photos and images from the project – looks awesome indeed.

Who: A variety of photographers
What: Trespassing
Where: The Tate, Upstairs of the Toxeth Hotel, 345 Glebe Point Road, Glebe, Sydney
When: Show opens Wednesday February 26th from 6pm til

Check out the Trespassing website as well as the Facebook event page for more info