Souls Don't Die by Mike Ewing in Harvard

Souls Don't Die, is an original contemporary mural. It consists of acrylic, latex and modified alkyd paint on a wall measuring 5'x6.5" This abstracted wall-scape depicts a tagged wall under industrial light fixtures. The wall is coated with indecipherable graffiti writing. The mural's title “Souls Don’t Die” is painted on the bottom of the mural. The stenciling process to finish this piece is quite simple, with only two colors. The stencil itself is complex and hand cut. Originally a Banksy design the spray-painting Robot is leaving his mark of love on this otherwise dark and muddled urban wall. Additional nods in the work include the signature crown of Basquiat, the initials TMK referencing Tag-Master-Killers and the titular line of “Souls Don’t Die” from the children’s film “Iron Giant.”