Designer and academic Castillo Espinoza examines the history, the political and social context and the meaning of the popular graphic art with ideological purposes in Chile. This artistic expression has taken over the public spaces (walls and other structures) and throughout the creativity of specialists capable of creating political propaganda formats, such as printers, painters and designers has develop into a cultural patrimony that represents the collective memory left by the various subversive brigades in past social movements.
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