Visual Noise: Walls Talk - Propaganda Project

**Visual Noise: Walls Talk – Episode 13** **TRP613 & Urban Ninja Interview Propaganda Project (France)** In Episode 13 of *Visual Noise: Walls Talk*, TRP613 and Urban Ninja connect with **Propaganda Project**, a street artist whose work has been challenging consumer culture and advertising since 2017. Originally from France, Propaganda Project spent several years living and creating in Montreal, where his distinctive stickers, wheatpastes, and street interventions became a familiar sight. Now back in France, he continues to spread his message across walls, signposts, and public spaces, encouraging people to question the constant flood of advertising that surrounds them every day. At the heart of his work is a simple but powerful slogan: **"FCK ADS."** What started as a direct response to the endless barrage of marketing and consumerism has grown into a recognizable movement and artistic identity. Through his artwork, Propaganda Project asks viewers to think critically about the products they're sold, the messages they're fed, and the influence corporations have on everyday life. During the conversation, TRP613 and Urban Ninja explore the origins of the project, how moving between France and Montreal shaped his perspective, and why anti-advertising remains as relevant today as ever. The episode dives into the role of street art as a form of resistance, reclaiming public space from corporate messaging and giving ordinary people something meaningful to think about during their daily routines. Listeners will hear stories from the streets, learn about the evolution of the Propaganda Project, and discover how a few simple words can spark conversations about consumerism, culture, and personal freedom. The discussion also touches on the global street art community and how artists from different countries are connected through a shared desire to challenge the status quo. Whether you're into stickers, wheatpastes, activism, or simply appreciate art that makes you stop and think, this episode offers an insightful look at an artist who has spent nearly a decade turning public spaces into platforms for conversation. Tune in as TRP613 and Urban Ninja sit down with Propaganda Project and explore the ideas behind the art, the message behind the movement, and why sometimes the most powerful statement is also the simplest: **FCK ADS.** Send us Fan Mail