There was just one theme: ‘European Union’. Everything else, such as the colours, symbols and composition, was left entirely up to the young participants. The Graffiti@Bauschelt project brought together thirteen young people aged between 11 and 25 from the Haute-Sûre lake region, from 19 to 21 September 2025, under the guidance of artist Raphael Gindt from the Kamellebuttek collective, in Baschelt, in the municipality of Boulaide (Bauschelt). Following a brief introduction to the European theme, the participants freely explored what Europe means to young people living in rural areas: freedom of movement, openness towards neighbouring countries, and their relationship with nature and mobility. Their ideas were then translated into sketches, and subsequently into a mural created using spray paint. The project, initially planned for a single wall, was extended to two sections to create visual continuity between the two surfaces. The young people were also involved in choosing the content posted on social media to extend the initiative beyond the wall.