Abstract
It is undeniable that all classical, as well as modern sociological theories, uphold the fact that there is no stable nor fixed society because it is dynamic, ever-changing and infinite. This is reflected in the intellectual system of individuals and in their modes of interactions with the sociological and cultural changes that they are prone to during their lives. As in the revolution of December 17th, 2010 or January 14th, 2011, where the Tunisian youth has created new methods of protests that testify to the attitudes and views of the political system, similar to the artistic expressions found in street art culture.
