• THE WALL DOESN'T ASK FOR
  • ATTENTION. IT JUST STANDS
  • THERE. wall SILENT. FAMILIAR.
  • BUT GIVE IT A MESSAGE, AND
  • SUDDENLY, IT SPEAKS. wall IT
  • BECOMES SOMETHING ELSE:
  • A MIRROR, A SIGNAL, A
  • STARTING POINT. THE EX-
  • PRESSION wall SERIES
  • TURNS EVERYDAY
  • WALLS INTO SPACES THAT
  • SPEAK: ABOUT CLIMATE JUS-
  • TICE, BELONGING, URGENT
  • TOPICS. WE GIVE VISIBILITY
  • TO WHAT NEEDS TO BE SEEN,
  • wall FELT, AND
  • FACED.
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Two Homes

What happens when a wall reminds us our body and planet are both worth protecting?

It stops people, just for a moment. The wall doesn't shout or accuse. It simply offers a quiet truth, the kind that's easy to overlook in the chaos of everday life and the messes we leave behind.

The message is simple: Walk the extra few steps to the trash can instead of tossing the wrapper on the ground. Take the train next time you head to the city. Flick your cigarette into the tray, not onto the streat – or, even better, don't smoke at all.

But the wall doesn't tell you what to do, it gently reminds you why it matters. That leaving a mess behind isn't just about litter. It's about care. About respect. About showing up for the places we live in, both inside and out. Because our two homes are worth protecting.

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The Wall as Witness

How does exposing injustice in public space reshape what we accept in silence?

Some trues unfortunately live in the background. Quiet, uncomfortable, and convienently ignored. Until a wall says them out loud.

When injustice is written in bold, in daylight, in the middle of where life moves, it becomes harder to unsee. Harder to pretend it's someone elses problem. A message on a wall doesn't just speak: it listens, too. It absorbs glances, reactions, resistance, and recognition. And it stands firm when people look away.

The wall becomes a witness. To inequality. To exclusion. To silence. And suddenly, what was tolerated becomes questioned. What was unseen becomes undeniable. Because when truth is public, so is responsibility.

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Root Cause

How can we expect to solve anything if we never question where the problem really begins?

The wall doesn't offer a solution. It asks a better question. What if we've been trying to fix the wrong things all along?

We're always quick to patch the symptoms. Another rule, another law, another fine. But what if we paused to ask: what conditions created the problems in the first place? What's broken beneath the surface?

The message doesn't point fingers. It holds a mirror. And sometimes, that's what we need most: to look deeper before we act. Because without understanding the root, every fix stays shallow.

FAQS [10]

  • In simple words, what is the Expression Series?
    The Expression Series is a public art initiative that uses walls as canvases to share important social messages and spark conversations in the community.
  • Why use walls for this project?
    Walls are highly visible and accessible, making them ideal for reaching a wide audience and encouraging public engagement with the messages displayed.
  • Who decides what messages go up?
    A team of curators, artists, and community members collaborate to select messages that align with the project's values and goals.
  • What kind of issues does the Expression Series focus on?
    The project highlights topics such as climate justice, social equity, belonging, and other urgent social issues.
  • Is this a Graffiti project?
    No, the Expression Series is a curated public art project, not unsanctioned graffiti. All installations are created with permission and community involvement.
  • Where can I see the installations?
    Installations can be found in various public spaces across the city. Check our website or social media for a map of current locations.
  • Can communities propose their own messages or walls?
    Yes! Community input is encouraged. You can submit ideas for messages or suggest new wall locations through our website.
  • Who creates the visuals and typography?
    A team of professional artists and designers work together to create the visuals and typography for each installation.
  • Is the Expression Series political?
    While the project addresses social issues, its primary aim is to foster dialogue and awareness, not to promote a specific political agenda.
  • How can I support or get involved?
    You can support by spreading the word, volunteering, or donating. Visit our website for more information on how to get involved.