Artists use art as a form of protest and resistance by creating visual or performance pieces that challenge societal norms, criticize political systems, or bring attention to social injustices. Through their art, they can amplify marginalized voices, evoke emotional responses, and spark conversations that lead to change. Artists may incorporate symbolism, imagery, and storytelling techniques to convey their messages effectively and inspire audiences to reflect on their beliefs and actions. By participating in protests, exhibitions, or public art installations, artists can contribute to movements for social justice and advocate for positive societal transformation.
