"My name is Scot Borofsky and I was the most visible street artist in the East Village during the early 80's. I had around 30 large murals which were designed as outdoor site-specific installations. All were signed without a name, but with the same symbol, which was the equivalent of a "tag". And many were clustered together in an earth-work size experience between E.5th St. and E.6th St. to both sides of Ave. C, which was called "The Pattern Walk". The Pattern walk, along with my other most prominent pieces are now connected as the first historical outdoor street art virtual installation. You can experience this by clicking on this link: http://virtualeastvillage84.com/ to navigate through the installation, follow the arrows through the studio and out the window, then through the vacant lots. Use the two available maps to save time. Some of the photos are available as collectible artworks. Also please check out this informative historic street art catalog: http://streetstudioartcatalog.com/studio_street_art_catralog_001.htm (I have a box of these) Check also my SPRAY PAINT ARCHIVE located at my main website: http://scotsart.net/ And do not forget the check for THE WALL OF THE AMERICAS Hope you enjoy finding a missing puzzle piece- - - - - SCOT BOROFSKY"