Across Corsica, graffiti is more than decoration or urban art—it is a powerful form of expression deeply rooted in the island’s identity. Painted on walls, shutters, road signs, and abandoned buildings, Corsican graffiti reflects history, politics, culture, and a strong sense of belonging. To walk through Corsican towns and villages is to read the island’s unfiltered voice written directly onto its surfaces.
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