Feminist messages have blossomed on the walls of our cities.

In this striking book, the people who blazoned city walls with slogans share their collages, their experiences, their rage. Who was behind the memorable slogans featured here: "She leaves him, he kills her"? "When I go out I want to be free, not brave"? "César Award for shame"? Combining text and photos, this book retraces the history of a movement–nights of art and altercations with the police and "cleaners", the social geography of collage-work offering a broad panorama of the varied emotions that citydwellers are now used to seeing plastered across public spaces.