When art becomes a bridge, transformation occurs. This is what we have experienced by connecting three worlds that, although distinct, share a common desire: to inhabit the land and live life with dignity. Contraste is more than a project; it is the union of stories, dreams, and hands that, when working together, transform the environment and themselves. 

If there's one word that defines this experience, it's recognition . In every brushstroke, in every conversation , we've seen the community look at themselves and each other with new eyes, discovering that they are not alone, that the other is their equal, their companion on this journey. The Colegiatura community, the Techo volunteers, and the residents of Nueva Jerusalén have intertwined their lives to create something bigger than themselves: a space where urban art not only beautifies, but reconciles, heals, and empowers.

Here, more than ever, the concept of "We Are Still Children" has become a reality, as we have witnessed how young people and adults rediscover the game of inhabiting not just a place, but their own stories, and how, in doing so, the territory becomes a home full of possibilities.

Working together has filled us with gratitude and drives us forward, convinced that true transformation is born from mutual recognition, co-creation, and the conviction that we are all capable of changing the world, one brushstroke at a time, one conversation at a time, one person at a time.