Street art: freedom of expression or vandalism
And how do you think street art is a free expression of creativity or pure vandalism?
While some people see street art or street art as vandalism, others see it as a form of free creative expression. These contradictions make street art even more interesting.
Since 2005, during my travels around the world, I have been taking photos of street art, especially political graffiti. This post contains a selection of photos taken in Croatia, Chile, Argentina, Cuba, England, Spain, Portugal, Slovenia and new York.once after 2001, just as I was in Buenos Aires, the political crisis had a particular impact on the culture of street art, as it was just in the midst of its rise. Since the emergence of street art is provoked by political and social chaos, most of it is the result of discontent with the activities of banks and the government, which were considered the true perpetrators of the collapse of the country. Throughout the city you can see Doodle and stencils that convey the General frustration of people. However, not only is a complete economic collapse an inspiration for street art. In every country, there are differences between government and people, as well as an individual understanding of where the world is headed. I've always been fascinated by street art, which conveys this spirit. Whether it is about abortion, the terrorist attack in USA on 11 September 2001, corruption of government, pollution of the environment or the politicization of Hollywood, the people who take to the streets in order to cut paint or hang posters, there is something to say about these social problems. Why not let them do it? Street art is a temporary form of expression that often loses its significance over time. Therefore, I consider it necessary to document this, especially if we are talking about well thought-out, visually attractive and constructive works. Every opinion is important, anonymous or not, and each of us should have the right to vote. In recent years street art has started receiving international recognition thanks to famous artists (for example, a man of mystery Banksy) who sell their work at auction Sotheby's for astronomical prices. Now there are prestigious galleries, which are based on street art exhibitions; in cities around the world, street art collectives have been formed; and the variety of books that show these colorful manifestations of folk art. Despite the fact that street art has reached a critical mass around the world, this art is still considered an illegal form of expression, street crime. And how do you think street art is a free expression of creativity or pure vandalism? ( TOP 20 Street Art Gifs )