Consequences and Laws of Pichação

The video explores the presence of graffiti and pichação in urban areas, highlighting their differences. Pichação is often seen as vandalism, while graffiti is recognized as art when authorized. The negative impact of pichação on communities is discussed, along with legal consequences and community efforts to address it. The video also features a personal story of a graffiti artist, emphasizing the artistic and communal aspects of graffiti.

What are the two main forms of urban art discussed in the video?

• Graffiti and pichação

• Murals and sculptures

• Street performances and installations

• Digital art and projections

How are pichação typically perceived by the public?

• As a tourist attraction

• As a community service

• As a form of high art

• As an act of vandalism

What is a common target for pichadores?

• Sports arenas

• Residential homes

• Commercial buildings

• Public parks

What is the main goal of the organization mentioned in the video that promotes 'despiche'?

• To remove pichação from public spaces

• To create more graffiti

• To fund street performers

• To organize art exhibitions

What is one of the negative consequences of pichação mentioned in the video?

• Association with criminal activities

• More public events

• Higher property values

• Increased tourism

Under which law is pichação considered a crime?

• Law 8.123 of 2000

• Law 7.890 of 1995

• Law 10.456 of 2002

• Law 9.605 of 1998

What is the maximum prison sentence for pichação under the law?

• Six months

• Two years

• One year

• Three months

What is required for graffiti to be considered legal?

• A permit from the city

• Authorization from the property owner

• A public vote

• Approval from an art committee

Why did Fernando and his wife start doing graffiti?

• To protest against the government

• To earn money

• To become famous

• To spend quality time together

What was unique about Fernando's graffiti journey?

• He used digital tools

• He traveled with his family

• He traveled alone

• He only painted in one city