And much more beyond this but it has the potential to strengthen many cultural pains that there are many works that reflect the history of traditions sometimes reflect struggles of specific communities like here in Venezuela there are a few murals that are quite detestable by society that most of them only reflect an idolatry towards a political figure and we with street graffiti have created a sense of belonging and pride among the inhabitants and when these young people participate in projects like what I plan to do I know it will be a celebration of this cultural heritage so we can connect roots and learn to value our identity.
And this is the cultural aspect of graffiti that can foster dialogue between different groups and thus promote inclusion and mutual understanding I don't want to dwell too much on this topic I just want to express this point that graffiti is not just doing it for the sake of doing it, it has a story within it that needs to be told. r ange 52 to 62

I would like to clarify that graffiti is like an antidote to idleness and misbehavior because if we engage in artistic activities many young people turn their attention from destructive behavior to constructive forms of pressure instead of falling into apathy or delinquency they find in art a passion that allows them to channel their energy in a much more positive way.