Bangladesh's youth call for unity through graffiti
Graffiti has sprung up on the walls of Dhaka following widespread anti-government protests in the city and elsewhere that forced ex-PM Sheikh Hasina to resign and flee.
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00:00This art is done by an uncle. He took a bullet from this kid's stomach. He cut the bullet and put it on his head.
00:19This is a real art. I tried to recreate it.
00:30This work is done to protect the future of the people who were martyred in the July Revolution.
01:00This is a real art. I tried to recreate it.
01:09We are trying to understand the culture of Bangladesh.
01:19I wanted to create an overall scenario. I wanted to show the variety of our culture.
01:32Graphite is a medium. It is a medium through which we can express ourselves.
01:54During the revolution, graffiti was used as a means to protect the lives of students.