Our project aims to address three key issues. First, we want to promote the inclusion of young people in society and bridge the generational divide. Young artists, who are involved in areas such as graffiti or digital art, often feel marginalized as these art forms receive less societal recognition. Second, we aim to spark political interest by using art as a medium to engage young people in political processes. Through discussions and exchanges with decision-makers, they will be encouraged to reflect on their political views and actively contribute. Third, we want to demonstrate how art can serve as a means of expressing political concerns. In an often polarized discourse, art can help communicate nuanced perspectives and convey political messages in a creative and respectful manner.