For example, he came to Fatiabad, the former station of Chittagong University, on Monday morning. He continued to work from 11 am to 2 am. His wife Livia came from Germany to accompany him. University students and local residents gathered there to see his work.
Pooja Das, a third year student of marketing department of Chittagong University said, ‘I am riding the colorful shuttle for the first time after getting admission in the university. Before this, I only saw colored shuttles in pictures. And I heard that the names of political organizations were in the previous compartments. They kept their possessions. It’s different this time. It’s a pleasure.’
Today at two o’clock in the afternoon, the train left from Fathabad station for the campus. Lucas then took a breather. Then talk. He told Prothom Alo, ‘Graffiti is my passion. part of my life Children and young people used to paint graffiti on subways and once it spread across the country.’
Regarding the reasons for choosing Bangladesh and the shuttle train for the artwork, artist Lucas said, ‘Bangladesh is a very wonderful and beautiful country. The beauty of this country has impressed. And the train is a moving canvas. So the train is an ideal place for graffiti. The reason we designated the university shuttle for graffiti is because we have some educational projects. We want people to learn from here. Youngsters always want to learn new things. They will look at graffiti, think about it and research it. For this we have taken the shuttle train of the university as a medium of graffiti.’
