My First Graffiti

If you’d like to print the project submission form, you can! Once your project is finalized, you can submit it using the form below. Your project will be made public.

1. Your project in two lines: A collaboration between an artist, Pascal Jaquet, a cultural mediator, and students to decorate electrical cabinets.

2. The amount requested to carry out the project (max. CHF 20,000—to be itemized in the budget file, which must be downloaded, completed, and attached as an appendix): - between CHF 10,500 and CHF 14,000 (depending on the number of classes)

3. Your project in detail (you can attach images and files later in the process): Steps: 

• Students explored the neighborhood’s electrical cabinets during a walk led by the facilitator

• Classroom development of the project with the facilitator and the teacher

• Meeting with the artist and raising awareness about respecting street furniture in public spaces

• Students create stencils with the artist

• Students decorate the cabinet in collaboration with the artist

Students are guided by the artist, the teacher, and the facilitator during the project.

• 4. The objective of your project (explain its purpose and how it will benefit one or more neighborhoods): Limit “unauthorized” graffiti

• Raise awareness of children’s presence in public spaces

• Raise awareness about citizenship through artistic intervention 

• Create a collaborative project between an artist and students

5. The exact address of your project, if known, as well as the neighborhood(s) involved: The elementary schools in the Mon-Repos district

6. Name of your organization (optional):

You do not need to be part of an organization to submit a project, but there must be at least three of you. The Participatory Budget team will contact you later to obtain the contact information for all participants.