Perhaps some do not know very well what autism is and this is currently recognized as autism spectrum disorder in its acronym tea and is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects both communication and behavior people who suffer from this disorder experience challenges in social interaction verbal and nonverbal communication so establishing relationships often becomes difficult to find common interests and some of them have restricted behaviors and sometimes repetitive.

We know that throughout Venezuela as well as in other countries there have been such initiatives to raise awareness and thus promote the inclusion of these people these murals are very commemorative and serve as a very powerful visual medium with which we can sensitize the entire community however when I made this mural the main requirements were a logo of the mayor and a logo of the governor.

It is impossible for me not to mention this as every day I feel a little more frustrated, robbed and stripped of my ideas and ideals as we as artists and activists of the local community let government organizations take all the credit for this when we are the ones who want to provide a means or a platform to share this message of hope, inclusion and love, we know that the graffiti is a very powerful visual tool to raise awareness throughout the community. inclusion and love we know that graffiti and street art are an educational tool and it is very important to break stigmas associated with autism so that these children can be more included in the same society normally this designs include symbolism and visual codes that can represent the experiences and perceptions of the person with this autism spectrum.