Introduction: This street art is called ladys refugees, by the artist Goin. It is located in the Grenoble Street Art Festival. The date of this pinture is 6 juin the 2017.

Peter Goin was born on 1951, currently has 72 years old; He is an a American photograf that becames a street art desing at 1999, that he does her fisrt street art draw.

In this piece of street art we can see a lady that seems a little bit sad. She is wearing an orange life jacket and she is holding on her hands a white pigeon that represents peace. On her head, she has a crown with barbed wire. With this crown the artist wants to imitate the starts of the European Union flag.

This piece of street art says a message. It shows the reality of the world and the situation of immigrants who cross the Mediterranean to escape the war. This street art also shows how peoples treat them.
We chose this piece because her message is really important, and she is really well painted.

Street art has a double symbol of freedom : the Mariane and the dove. The barbed wire and the lifejacket represent the obstacle to the freedom of movement experienced by the refugees.
The artist Goin shows the state of mind of a generation angry and disillusioned by inequalities.
Other artists such as RNST produce works of street art denouncing mistreatment of refugees