Techniques and Styles of Political Street Art

Stenciling is a technique that allows artists to create sharp, precise designs on a variety of surfaces.

Wheatpasting is a technique commonly used by street artists to display their work in public spaces.

Graffiti is a form of street art that involves writing or drawing on public surfaces without permission.

Murals are often used to convey political or social messages.

Sculpture is a form of street art that involves creating three-dimensional works of art in public spaces.

Assemblage is a form of street art that involves creating temporary art installations using found objects or materials.

Projection mapping is a technique that uses light projections to create images or messages on buildings or other surfaces.

Chalk art is a form of street art that involves creating temporary chalk drawings on sidewalks or other paved surfaces.

Stickers are a form of street art that involves using stickers or decals to create images or messages on public surfaces.

Yarn bombing is a form of street art that involves creating temporary installations using yarn or other fibers.

Found object art is a form of street art that involves using found objects or materials to create sculptures or installations in public spaces.

Ice art is a form of street art that involves creating temporary installations using ice or snow.

Floral art is a form of street art that involves using plants or flowers to create temporary installations in public spaces.

Sand art is a form of street art that involves creating temporary installations using sand or other natural materials.

Recycled art is a form of street art that involves using recycled materials to create sculptures or installations in public spaces.