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Greece crisis projects itself in the form of graffiti on its walls

Greece crisis projects itself in the form of graffiti on its walls

By :  DC Correspondent
Update: 2015-06-25 04:37 GMT
In this photo a woman walks past a graffiti artwork titled “Death of Euros” made by French street artist Goin at the Athens School of Fine Arts. (Photo: AP)
A woman walks past a graffiti by street artist Cacao Rocks in Athens. The idea for the work is three-years-old, the artist said, but added: “I have changed, I don’t take drugs anymore or go to parties, but Europe just won’t grow up.” (Photo: AP)
A woman walks past two murals, on the right made by street artist EX!T and on the left, by N_Grams in Athens. Graffiti in Athens used to be all about football, politics or teenage crushes. Now, most of the serious work is inspired by the country’s
A man walks past a mural of a banknote resembling a U.S. dollar bill by street artist N_Grams in Athens. (Photo: AP)
A man walks past a graffiti work by Greek street artist Bleeps in Athens. (Photo: AP)
A man walks past graffiti titled “0 Euro” by street Artist Achilles in Athens. (Photo: AP)
A man walks behind a stencil depicting German Chancellor Angela Merkel as a Disney character in Athens. (Photo: AP)
A woman walks past a graffiti artwork titled “Athena vs Europa, Resist vs Submit” by French street artist Goin at the Athens School of Fine Arts. (Photo: AP)
A man walks past a 2014 graffiti artwork titled “5€” by street artist Wild Drawing in Athens. Flanked by the shuttered windows of an abandoned old house, a haggard face supported in its hands looks out of a wall. On the crepitating stucco below, a
A woman walks next to a mural about the Greek financial crisis in Athens. Graffiti in Athens used to be all about football, politics or teenage crushes. Now, most of the serious work is inspired by the country’s financial and social woes. (Photo: AP)
A work called “I Need Job, Not Speech” by artist Wild Drawing. The mural refers to Greece’s shockingly high unemployment rate, which despite a small decrease remains higher than 25 percent. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris) (Photo: AP)
A stencil work by an artist who uses the name Wild Drawing shows a fake road sign with a little car in the blue and white Greek colors tumbling off a crumbling euro currency sign into the water. It’s called “Keep Away.” (Photo: AP)
Greece crisis projects itself in the form of graffiti on its walls

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