In this episode of The Rishi Report Podcast, I sit down with Marcus Pang—the power washer who’s somehow made me question everything I thought I knew about “cleaning.” We get into the big, very Singapore question: when you’re power washing a public surface, are you a street cleaner… or are you an artist? And if you’re creating images by removing dirt (aka reverse graffiti), is that actually vandalism, or is it the most polite loophole ever—because technically you’re improving the place? I poke at the legal grey areas, the unspoken rules of public space, and what it says about the state of the arts in Singapore when creativity has to squeeze through tiny gaps in the system. Marcus shares how he approaches the work, how people react when they see it happening live, and why this “genre” hits differently—because it’s temporary, it’s public, and it forces you to notice the city you walk past every day. My takeaway: sometimes the most subversive art form in Singapore is the one that looks like you’re just doing maintenance.