Art and politics share a long-time connection, made of mutual benefits and common purposes. If we look back at history, we can see how the artistic research has supported politics by giving it a stage to express itself, a place where to enact either protest or propaganda. Whilst in the past art was mainly entitled to empower politics, to celebrate the dominance of a certain Reign through the display of meaningful symbolism, in contemporary times art acts also like a form of protest and satire, using its subtle language to enhance the spirit of the counterpart.

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