SAUC - Street art & urban creativity scientific journal, vol.2, nº2 (Nov. 2016) (original) (raw)

This working paper explores the dynamics of digital-image circulation within the context of street art, focusing on how these images contribute to the staging of visual scenes in urban spaces. By engaging with the tensions between sanctioned and unsanctioned street art practices, the study employs a methodology of connective ethnography to assess the political, cultural, and environmental implications of street art within public spaces. Additionally, it examines the role of digital platforms in shaping visibility regimes and facilitating the translocal circulation of street art, particularly as it pertains to Arab-Occidental encounters.