Speakers repeatedly attempted to persuade political parties not to include artists within their political structures, but their appeals went unanswered. The artists expressed frustration over the consistent entanglement of art and politics, arguing for the independence of creative expression. They believe artists should not be categorized or confined by political affiliations, hindering their ability to create freely. Despite numerous attempts at dialogue, political parties have consistently ignored these pleas. This lack of responsiveness raises concerns regarding artistic freedom and the potential for political influence on creative works. The artists hope for future understanding and a clear separation between the realms of art and politics. Ultimately, they seek a space where artistic merit is valued independently of political alignment.