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Artist creates beauty in ashes after California fire(1/4)

2019-02-13 14:39:30 Ecns.cn Editor :Li Yan

$Shane Grammer, the former graffiti artist, recently spent a week in Paradise, the town devastated by last year\'s Camp Fire, deadliest fire in California history, painting murals on the remnants of abandoned houses and burned-out cars. (Photo/VCG)$

Shane Grammer, the former graffiti artist, recently spent a week in Paradise, the town devastated by last year's Camp Fire, deadliest fire in California history, painting murals on the remnants of abandoned houses and burned-out cars. (Photo/VCG)

$Shane Grammer, the former graffiti artist, recently spent a week in Paradise, the town devastated by last year\'s Camp Fire, deadliest fire in California history, painting murals on the remnants of abandoned houses and burned-out cars. (Photo/VCG)$

Shane Grammer, the former graffiti artist, recently spent a week in Paradise, the town devastated by last year's Camp Fire, deadliest fire in California history, painting murals on the remnants of abandoned houses and burned-out cars. (Photo/VCG)

$Shane Grammer, the former graffiti artist, recently spent a week in Paradise, the town devastated by last year\'s Camp Fire, deadliest fire in California history, painting murals on the remnants of abandoned houses and burned-out cars. (Photo/VCG)$

Shane Grammer, the former graffiti artist, recently spent a week in Paradise, the town devastated by last year's Camp Fire, deadliest fire in California history, painting murals on the remnants of abandoned houses and burned-out cars. (Photo/VCG)

$Shane Grammer, the former graffiti artist, recently spent a week in Paradise, the town devastated by last year\'s Camp Fire, deadliest fire in California history, painting murals on the remnants of abandoned houses and burned-out cars. (Photo/VCG)$

Shane Grammer, the former graffiti artist, recently spent a week in Paradise, the town devastated by last year's Camp Fire, deadliest fire in California history, painting murals on the remnants of abandoned houses and burned-out cars. (Photo/VCG)