© Alfred YAGHOBZADEH / Divergence
Graffitis in downtown Beirut during Revolution 2019, Lebanon protests, the Tax Intifada, and Whatsapp Revolution. In Lebanon, the artists to show their support and to express their reaction as part of anti-government protests seem to use graffiti for emotional expression of revolution. Images use political words, quotes, and sometimes insults. Many messages contain swear words and crude language, in an effort to strip their targets (for example, government leaders) of their legitimacy and moral credentials. The art has been made hastily in a moment of anger and disgust against the system. Beirut, Lebanon 31/10/2019
Lieu : Beirut, Lebanon
Mots clés : Beirut, Lebanon, Lebanese, protest, mur de graffitis, street art, Intifada, Whatsapp Revolution, Art, graffitis, revolution graffiti, Revolution, anti-government, Whatsapp, Prime Minister, Saad Hariri, 2019