Our stencil will be compass. This will say migrations create in nations and our sticker will be the wall. The pink void album do all, but on it will be written, actually, nations creating migrations. I'm currently in a group made of five people and we're beautifully composed because each one of us, I believe, has a different task than the group. The issue that we've been tackling for the last couple of days is consumerism. We have one boy that goes to school and he checks his phone, he comes home, checks his phone, he checks his phone. His mother is trying to talk to him, but he's checking his phone. We lost ourselves and we're becoming social beings. Social media beings, actually. And by that, I want to emphasize on the topic we've chosen, which is the phone overuse of especially among youngsters. It's the target group being high school students. I think that's part has been an important part of the local engagement, especially with youth, because I think what this project does is it takes a unique approach. It's really empowering these youth to learn new skills within that one week and find ways to how they can apply them to their own work. I think that I believe that art is the only tool that we have to connect people from different backgrounds and different social issues. Because art can surpass all the language barriers, for example, cultural barriers and can bring people together. Art is a tool that can help us to express what we have inside us, and at the same time to connect with other people who are living in different backgrounds than us. I want you to show through the pictures to the cover art and to the history of comics, how the comics are reflecting our culture, our pop culture, and how the comics are raising social issues. I think that art is kind of a speech of advocacy and social issues, because I believe that culture art are really connected with social issues and with politics, of course. Migrants that are passing orders on the Indagrees, actually every day there is 3,000 of them who are trying to pass, but only 300 of them actually pass, only 10% of them. I read somewhere that comics are working class art form, so it means it is subconsciously speaking to everyone. I believe it is a perfect way to say something, to say to a bigger audience. Art was always a means to express ourselves and we are social beings. For me, art does not exist as a term only for something beautiful to hang on the wall. It is the most elegant way to declare that we are here and we have things to say. Art has, it is a sort of system of two structures, basically the aesthetics and the ideology. And so sometimes the art is more focused on the aesthetics, sometimes more in the ideology, but it is a great tool for a semi-domain. We have some problems in society and that is the people have low confidence and bad value system. So we as a young people decided to change something and we put the topic positive society. If there are people who are decision makers and they see these pictures, these stencils, these art, they can be the ones who make the different decisions. Also voters are influenced by the street art because voters are on the street and they see it. And this is the biggest opportunity and the biggest, the best side of the street art that is out there. Everybody can see it, everybody can somehow feel it, make their minds change because of it. I will say that public actions are the best way to infect the young people. So maybe it will be good to push them, you know. Okay, they are learning everything, but when you are seeing things on streets, you get influenced. So more street art, more influenced people, it is propaganda, you know. You see something, you want to make something, it is so easy. Today you don't have to be a good artist to make any street art because your message is the power that you are giving. I think it has been a really great experience to see the kind of multi-disciplinary approach. There is interviews, there is graffiti, there is lectures, there is stencils. What is really struck me is how all of these have kind of been weaved together into a coherent project that really tackles art and tackles advocacy, tackles kind of political engagement in general. You don't get any kind of education in this region like this, you know. That's why it is attractive, that's why we have participants from 10 countries. What I liked out of this workshop is that it combined two things. First of all, we had lectures in different areas of art and from professors as well, which is needed. Second of all, we had the actual part of the working and workshopping, you know. Like drawing and with markers and everything. That was actually my favorite, my favorite part. As far as I am concerned, I am pretty much satisfied with the entire training. I believe you should add some kind of, well we will have a concert to party tonight. But I also believe that you should add some kind of music, workshop and music lectures. Because music is also an art which can influence a lot. To merge design, music or create sort of groups that are going to work together and present a final project that maybe it can be performed in all the countries that are taking part. I would be really interested in knowing something about photography, about them. I would be very interested in knowing something about photography, about them. I don't know, maybe movies or documentaries, something like that. Everything is quite well put together. All I think because as I said previously, I worked as a journalist for almost 10 years, I feel like maybe there could be great if there is someone from the civil society who is actually tackling with certain issues that are currently burning all over Europe and the world. I think that there could be great if there is someone from the civil society who is actually tackling with certain issues that are currently burning all over Europe and the world.