Living Frescoes: Muralism and the Public Eye

Abstract

Sustainable agriculture has emerged as a critical response to the challenges posed by Muralism, as an art form, has evolved significantly over the years, transforming from ancient decorative practices to contemporary public art movements that engage communities. This article explores the multifaceted nature of muralism, its historical context, its role in urban environments, and its impact on public perception and community identity. By analysing key case studies and contemporary practices, this research aims to highlight the significance of murals as a form of social commentary and their ability to foster a sense of belonging among diverse populations. Additionally, the article examines the challenges and opportunities faced by muralists today, emphasizing the importance of public engagement in the mural-making process.