The 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' star's six-story Calvin Klein billboard in New York City has been vandalized by a drone piloted by famed graffiti artist and vandal Katsu.
- May 1, 2015
AceShowbiz -
Kendall Jenner has become a victim of drone vandalism. A six-story billboard of her Calvin Klein ad was vandalized by a drone piloted by famed graffiti artist and vandal Katsu on Wednesday morning, April 29. The act was captured on video and posted on YouTube.
The approximately 1-minute-and-a-half clip showed Katsu's flying graffiti machine sprayed red paint across the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" face on the ad which is located at the intersection of Lafayette and East Houston St. in New York City.
Wired caught up with Katsu to find out what he thinks about his latest stunt. "It turned out surprisingly well. It's exciting to see its first potential use as a device for vandalism," said the graffiti artist whose previous stunts included using a hacked fire extinguisher to vandalize L.A. MOCA.
The drone vandalism took less than a minute and according to Katsu, "it was a bit tense." He added, "Seventy percent of the concentration is in maintaining this equilibrium with the two dimensional surface while you are painting."
Katsu said he was shocked at how easy and effective the use of the drone was for tagging Kendall's Calvin Klein ad. "It's a bit frightening," he admitted.
