Battle for the Tirana streets
Street art operating inside and outside the system cover the city’s walls
Let's show problems through the walls, let’s even criticize through them.
Puna me karakter të qartë politik e Çetës përmbledh një seri veprash të cilat bien ndesh me qëndrimin e shtetit shqiptar. Posterat dhe vizatimet e tyre, shpesh janë fshirë prej autoriteteve lokale. Fotot: Artan Rama / K2.0.
Vdekja e 17 vjeçarit Ardit Gjoklaj në vend të punës, nxiti protesta në vend si dhe muret e qytetit ishin mbushur me grafite në të cilat kërkohej drejtësi për vdekjen e tij. Foto nga Artan Rama.
Puna e Diversantit (Ergin Zaloshnja), me një karakter të theksuar politik, gjithashtu është fshirë, por ai shpreson se numri 13 i fanzinës së tij mund të mbetet në mur. Fotot Artan Rama / K2.0.
Artan Rama
Artan Rama is a freelance journalist based in Tirana who has produced several television programs. In 2016, he won second prize in the EU Investigative Journalism Awards. Recently, he has been reporting stories about environmental crime, exploitation of natural resources, and sustainable development.
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