North vs South Korea: What Makes These Neighbors So Different?
Graffiti and Street Art
Street art in North Korea consists mostly of government-sanctioned murals depicting political messages, leaders, and socialist themes. It closely aligns with the country’s propaganda and wall art. In contrast, street art in South Korea is vibrant and diverse, showcasing everything from colorful graffiti to intricate murals.
South Korean street art reflects a dynamic and open society, embracing creativity and individual expression. Entire neighborhoods, like Seoul’s Hongdae, are adorned with artistic expressions. Interestingly, the South’s street art scene also draws international artists, contributing to its eclectic and evolving urban canvas.
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