Street art in Batumi has recently become an integral part of the urban space. Young artists actively experiment with form and color, transforming ordinary walls into vibrant artistic expressions. Some believe that such murals should be officially recognized as a form of culture, while others are convinced that their power lies precisely in their informal, "rebellious" status. But who are these artists shaping the city's new look? What drives them, and what meaning are they trying to convey through their work?

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