katusekalle
Katusekalle, also known as street art or urban art, refers to the practice of creating visual art in public spaces, often on the sides of buildings, walls, and other surfaces. This form of art is typically created without the permission of the property owner and is often done anonymously. The term "katusekalle" is derived from the Finnish words "katto" meaning roof and "kalle" meaning wall, reflecting the common practice of painting on the sides of buildings.
Street art has gained significant popularity and recognition in recent years, with artists from around the
The legality of street art varies by location. In some cities, it is tolerated or even encouraged,
Katusekalle has also become a significant economic factor in some cities, with art galleries and tourism agencies