Freedom of Movement

Freedom of Movement

3D graffiti pieces that question freedom in different contexts. Inspired by an anonymous asylum seeker in a Greek refugee camp, this piece reflects on immigration and movement in the context of (in)voluntary immigration. This piece also demonstrates the incongruity of graffiti as an act of violation of public spaces in many countries as it is considered an unlawful act while being the most powerful tool for young generations to convey socio-political stances to community spaces.

Marzieh Ghaderi

Marzieh Ghaderi '24
Visual Artist

Mixed Media; Spray paint, Styrofoam, Plaster, Digital Media