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 impact do urban artists aim to have on their surroundings and people's daily lives?

How does the exhibition in the multicultural 20th District of Paris change the way visitors interact with urban art?

In what ways do the artists make their work accessible to the public?

What memories do the artists hope to leave with passersby?

What do the artists prefer about working in the exhibition space compared to the city walls?