VOICED: Young Tunisians spark a revolution in street art

Lucien and friends embark on a mission to paint graffiti on the walls of a villa once owned by a relative of the ousted Tunisian President. The fall of the regime has opened up new avenues for freedom of expression, including street art, which often carries political messages. Despite the risks of encounters with the police, these young artists continue to express themselves through graffiti, using abstract styles to avoid detection. They are not rebels but artists seeking to practice their craft in peace.

What is the significance of the opulent former home mentioned in the text?

How did the toppling of Ben Ali's regime impact street art?

In what ways do the artists express their political messages through graffiti?

What challenges do street artists face according to the text?

What motivates the young people to continue graffiti despite the risks?