Street artists create public art, transforming urban spaces with vibrant, unauthorized works. From graffiti to murals, their art challenges norms, sparks dialogue, and reclaims public areas. Often anonymous, they navigate legal risks, using walls, sidewalks, or installations to express social, political, or personal messages. Banksy, with his satirical stencils, and Shepard Fairey, known for bold posters, exemplify the movement’s global impact. Street art blends creativity with rebellion, often temporary yet influential, shaping city identities and inspiring communities