Street art and architecture can interact in various ways. Street art is a public expression using buildings' aesthetics or lack thereof, while polychromy is using color on exteriors and cladding involves dressing exteriors with thin exterior materials. Urbanism involves how inhabitants interact with surroundings, and political expression through street art can affect communities by making functionality aesthetically appealing.

1. Street Art &
Architecture
Kyle Parks

2. Street Art
-A public expression of an idea or statement, not
sanctioned by officials, using the existing
aesthetics (or lack there of) of a building.

3. Polychromy
• The use of color in the exterior of a building.
• A far-reaching idea was that the use of color
was a vague form of “cladding”

4. Cladding
• The art of “dressing” the exterior of a
building with a thin layer of another
material.

6. Urbanism/Conclusion
• Urbanism is loosely defined as the way inhabitants of urban areas
interact with their surroundings.
• Political expression effects the community.
• Functionality becomes aesthetically appealing

7. The End
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