The artists are launching a playful campaign, taking over city walls and the digital space. It’s a fictional and artistic election that explores themes of identity, belonging, and freedom of choice. This creative act turns viewers into participants, as they unexpectedly find their own faces in mock election posters.

The artists invite you to relive a powerful moment and join them at a transformed polling station for a joyful twist on the voting ritual. But really—what are we voting for? A speech? A look?

Through this visual performance, Mouna and Wadi ask: what if art, starting from each person’s uniqueness, could help create a shared space—a way of living together that brings unity to Tunisia’s diverse society?