For over 25 years the artist Rage has found in graffiti his creative territory. He has been exploring trains as an urban element of choice and as substract for his visual narrative. Graffiti art appeared quite early in his life as a form of protest against conservative societal norms. In fact, disobedience, rebellion and "rage" against the status quo permeates his work and creative drive to this day. Trains have been the recipients of his plastic language and where his creativity unfolds, elevating them from the banal functionality of means of transportation, to artistic objects of transgression that compel us to look at the mundane with different eyes.