Melbourne-based street artist Buff Diss creates beautiful graffiti art, not by using spray paint and stencils, but adhesive tapes. Because he doesn’t use paint, his works are temporary yet nondestructive to the environment and property. This has allowed him to create art in public places without fear from the authorities. And tapes work well for Buff for he has a preference for geometric forms, which the straight, sharp edges of the tapes help him deliver easily. In fact, that’s how he discovered tape art – by accident. Buff was using tape as a tool, but then he saw that the lines of tape were drawings on their own. It was then he realized that he could completely forgo paint for tapes. Since that incident in 2005, tape became his main medium.