VOICED: Fugitive pieces: Paris street artists adorn city walls

The video explores the integration of human shapes and animals into Parisian facades by urban artists, who have been transforming the city for over 20 years. These artists aim to impact the environment and people's lives with a playful spirit. A summer exhibition in Paris's multicultural 20th District brings this art indoors, allowing visitors to appreciate works they usually pass by. The art is accessible and free from capitalism, offering a space of liberty. The video highlights the memorable experiences urban art creates for passersby, especially children. After the exhibition, artists will return to the city walls, their largest canvas.

What is the primary aim of urban artists in Paris as described in the first section?

• To preserve historical buildings

• To compete with traditional art galleries

• To create a playful and dreamlike impact on the environment

• To sell their art to tourists

How does the summer exhibition in Paris's 20th District differ from traditional art displays?

• It charges a high entry fee

• It is held outdoors in a park

• It makes art accessible and free from commercial influences

• It only features digital art

What lasting impact do urban artists hope to leave on passersby, especially children?

• A desire to become artists themselves

• Pleasant and happy memories

• Memories of colorful advertisements

• A sense of fear and mystery

What do the artists plan to do after the exhibition ends?

• Move to another city

• Return to working on city walls

• Open a permanent gallery

• Retire from creating art

What is described as the 'biggest canvas of them all' for urban artists?

• A large billboard

• The exhibition hall

• The walls of the city

• A digital screen