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'''Graffiti''' is the illegal practice of painting or writing on walls, [[train]]s or other surfaces that do not belong to oneself, usually in public places. Graffiti can range from crude, untidily scrawled slogans to elaborately painted murals. Most graffiti is considered to be [[vandalism]], although some practitioners devote considerable effort and undeniable talent to their 'work' and claim that it should be judged as [[art]].

'''Graffiti''' is the illegal practice of painting, drawing or writing on walls, [[train]]s or other surfaces that do not belong to oneself, usually in public places. Graffiti can range from crude, untidily scrawled slogans to elaborately painted murals. Most graffiti is considered to be [[vandalism]], although some practitioners devote considerable effort and undeniable talent to their 'work' and claim that it should be judged as [[art]].

A common form of graffiti is 'tagging', which involves writing one's name or nickname in highly stylised letters. Other written graffiti may contain [[politics|political]] messages; political graffiti is especially common in Western [[Europe]]an towns and cities. Graffiti can appeal to groups who see themselves as disenfranchised, as it enables them to have a 'voice' without representation in the [[media]] or in [[government]].

A common form of graffiti is 'tagging', which involves writing one's name or nickname in highly stylised letters. Other written graffiti may contain [[politics|political]] messages; political graffiti is especially common in Western [[Europe]]an towns and cities. Graffiti can appeal to groups who see themselves as disenfranchised, as it enables them to have a 'voice' without representation in the [[media]] or in [[government]].