Street Art as a Form of Political Activity in Russia in 2022-2024

Student: Aleksandr Kokovikhin

Educational Programme: Political Science (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2024

The research paper is devoted to the phenomenon of street art as a form of political activity in the modern russian context. The perception of objects of socially oriented street art by residents of large russian cities is studied. In addition, the research focus is focused around the semantic content of street art objects and the possibility of reading symbolic codes by target audiences.

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