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Satorov Farid Farkhodovich , teacher of the Department of "Majestic Painting" of the National Institute of Painting and Design named after Kamoliddin BehzodAbstract
This article discusses nationalism in street art, how street art has evolved from early forms of graffiti to a more commercial form of art, the origins of street art, and that streets leading to tourist spots should be painted with graffiti based on the spirit of national culture.
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street art, nationalism, graffiti, civilized society, classic master.
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