Anti-Fifa Graffiti In Brazil from the movement against the 2014 World Cup
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Anti-Fifa Graffiti In Brazil from the movement against the 2014 World Cup
Graffiti mural painted by BLU on an EU border wall in Morocco
thinking about this here canal village in the netherlands
“LA has 59 Billionaires and 53,000 Homeless”
Córdoba - Argentina
Leito
“Estado asesino / The state kills” Seen in Santiago, Nov. 8 2019
Savin Andrey
Sea life - sea fish - A clown fish swimming in a coral reef
Art by Sergii Golotovskiy on Artstation.
Music: Stromae - Alors On Danse (Clip Officiel)
Cyberpunk
“No Beer for Nazis”
Sticker seen in Gothenburg, Sweden
Black drama
“Santiago Lives!
Death to the murderous state”
Memorial murals for anarchist compañero Santiago Maldonado, who was disappeared on August 1st 2017, kidnapped by the Argentine gendarmerie (military police). Two months later his body was found in the Chubut river.
The gendarmerie are responsible. The State is responsible. Because it was them who took him from the rebel territory of Cushamen on the first of August.
Santiago was killed for fighting, for showing solidarity, for confronting the gendarmerie alongside the warriors of MAP, the Autonomous Mapuche Movement of Puel Mapu.
The best way we can pay tribute to him is to continue fighting, to continue defying the State and Capital just like he did. Santiago Maldonado who fought on the barricades of Chiloé, defending the sea.
Some of the graffiti seen around the now evicted Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone in Seattle, Washington
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