We have chosen this graffiti which is in Caillaux street in 13ème borough. It was made by C215. We've chosen this graffiti because it was close to our school. It shows an old man with a white shirt and a little smile. The graffiti is painted in four colours (blue, red and with a bit of black and white).

We decided to represent the graffiti with a man who is taking a flower from his backpack to show his support to a dead man.

 When we first saw this graffiti next to « L’âge d’or » we asked ourselves what it could mean and we came out with some theories : 

-The pigeon's shadow is a rooster which is the symbol of France so we thought that the street artist wanted to say that French people have changed and are less charismatic, sadder and dirtier like pigeons are to roosters.

-The artist is unknown because he wants to express a big message to French people but he doesn't want any trouble with the law.

- Society controls and judges us like pigeons

- The pigeon catches my eyes because it's the center of the picture.

We take a picture of a mural by Shepard Fairey in the Jeanne d'Arc Street. It represents the Eiffel Tower underneath the planet and the Statue of Liberty above.