Street artists including Nazza Stencil, Kid Gaucho, and Colorboración Crew finished new artworks at Tecnopolis this week. Photos by Buenos Aires Street Art.
A great design by Nazza Stencil includes two figures with a USB cable and a wire plugged into their heads. The two words ‘medios’ and ‘miedos’ which are anagrams of each other meaning ‘media’ and ‘fears’ are written to either side and appear to relate to how news is portrayed in the print, tv and radio media and the censorship, political propaganda and brainwashing that goes with it.
Nazza Stencil told Buenos Aires Street Art and told us a bit more about his latest design. He said: “Freedom of expression is the freedom of mass media pressure. Freedom of expression which we live today is one that allows you to listen to those who say in your name. Today we generated a real democracy struggle of the media, where an owner of media is more powerful than a government. The power of the media are those who manage our fears.”
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/La libertad de expresión que vivimos hoy es la que te permite escuchar a los que opinan en tu nombre.
/Libertad de expresión es la libertad de presión de los medios masivos.
/Hoy se genero una lucha por la real democracia de los medios de comunicación, donde un dueño de medios es mas poderoso que un gobierno.
/El poder de los medios de comunicación son los que manejan nuestros miedos.
Freedom of expression is the freedom of mass media pressure.
Freedom of expression which we live today is one that allows you to listen to those who say in your name.
Today we generated a real democracy struggle of the media, where an owner of media is more powerful than a government.
The power of the media are those who manage our fears.
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