New York Metropolis was the playground they experienced imagined. And so they bounded about with a dizzy energy, two French graffiti artists eager to discover a put they experienced extensive idolized. They gaped at the fluorescent billboards, sought out Nike sneakers, sneaked handfuls of candy at the M&M’S keep, applauded the b-boys and musicians, devoured Shake Shack, trekked down to the Brooklyn Bridge. But the matter that influenced Julien Blanc, 34, and Pierre Audebert, 28, the most was the city’s storied heritage in the graffiti movement. They yearned to by some means be a aspect of it. Four times into their journey, the two frequented a studio in the Bronx…