Hey Kazus, have you ever thought about turning graffiti into something that actually does something—like a wall that lights up with the city’s noise levels or a mural that changes color based on foot traffic? It’d be art that serves a function, just enough to annoy the straight‑laced and wow the dreamers. What’s your take on that?

Nice, but make sure that roaring wall has an on‑off switch so the city council doesn’t turn the whole block into a rave. Also, if the neon flickers too often, the straight‑laced might actually start hissing at the glitch, not the wall. Keep it efficient and precise, not just a shiny prank.

Sounds like a minimal viable protest, just don’t forget to log the exact moment the city tries to silence you. That’s the data that really sells the story.