In 1990s Philadelphia, a young graffiti artist fights to save their neighborhood from gentrification, but when their art is used for financial gain by a renowned art dealer in cahoots with the antagonist, they must find a way to save their art and their community on their own.
Protagonist: A young graffiti artist trying to make a name for themselves in the Philadelphia art scene; Antagonist: A ruthless property developer looking to gentrify the artist's neighborhood and erase their work.
Event 1: The protagonist's art is discovered by a renowned art dealer, giving them the opportunity to showcase their work in a prestigious gallery, but the antagonist threatens to demolish the building where the gallery is located.
The protagonist organizes a protest with the community to save the gallery from demolition. The art dealer uses their connections to bring media attention to the situation, putting pressure on the antagonist. In the end, the gallery is saved, and the protagonist's art becomes a symbol of resistance against gentrification in Philadelphia.
Twist: The protagonist discovers that the renowned art dealer is actually in cahoots with the antagonist and was using the protagonist's art to attract attention to the gallery for financial gain. The protagonist must now find a way to save their art and their neighborhood without the help of the art dealer.