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JR: Art is not supposed[br]to change the world.

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But art can change[br]the way we see the world.

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(Music)

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So, now my wish is ...

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For you to stand up[br]for what you care about

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by participating[br]in a global art project ...

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And together we'll turn[br]the world inside out.

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[Great big story[br]In partnership with TED]

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Narrator: They had a big idea[br]to change the world.

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But they couldn't do it alone.

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(Overlapping voices): So my wish ...[br]My wish ... I wish ...

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And now, here's my wish.

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[Torchbearers]

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[Ideas in action]

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(Camera clicking)

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JR: My name is JR,[br]I like to call myself an artist.

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There's two ways of thinking about my work

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The easy way is just -- I'm papering[br]black and white images on walls.

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But I believe my work[br]is about connecting people.

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For me, it's the power[br]of bringing people together.

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I went there to do[br]art projects with the community.

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Now, I realized that the community[br]wanted to do art projects

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even more than I wanted.

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And I started thinking,

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why I don't take myself[br]out of the equation and let them do it.

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So the wish was pretty simple --

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we just put up a website[br]and you can send us your photo

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for whatever you believe in[br]or whatever you want to fight for,

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we'll send you back[br]your photo in large format

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wherever you are in the world.

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Every day I see rolls leaving[br]around the world.

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The project went much further[br]than the places I've been

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and that shows the power of art.

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And photobooths truck is the magic of it.

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(Music)

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Luana: We're a team of four[br]traveling in the photobooths truck.

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Josh, Basil, Jamie and I.

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Jamie: To pose, you should do like this.

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(Laughter)

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We are using two of these trucks

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to cover 30 cities around America.

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Luana: We're just a tool[br]for people that want

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to send a positive message.

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Jamie: Step inside[br]and take a seat over here.

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Once the truck is ready[br]and running, anyone can come.

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Wait for the flash.

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(Music)

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(Camera clicking)

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Touch the screen, take[br]your picture, type information.

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No matter [unclear]

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We print on the sight, three by four feet.

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No one is used to seeing[br]their face so big.

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Woman: Oh yeah,[br]there's my funny face for you.

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Jamie: The truck has this magic

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about bringing photography[br]back to the print.

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Then the posters go to the wall.

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We use wallpaper glue,[br]put them up and that's it.

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We printed more[br]than 300,000 faces already.

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And we sent them[br]to more than 130 countries.

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(Music)

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Luana: It's the people's art project,[br]we don't decide the message.

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It can be political,[br]to bring attention to issues.

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Jamie: I love the idea of using[br]photography to promote change.

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This specific project[br]should raise awareness

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about the DREAMers situation.

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Karina Ruiz: Inside Out is bringing[br]the opportunity for DREAMers like myself,

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a person that came here at young age,[br]to have a better future.

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To come out and give a face to the issue.

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Vianey Perez: When people drive by[br]and they see a lot of faces,

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they're going to get curious[br]and they're going to wonder who they are.

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That's the face to the issue.

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To humanize it.

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(Music)

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JR: You do think that just pasting[br]an image out there might have no impact

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but it does have an impact.

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You cannot know when and how,[br]but it's worth trying.

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Jamie: It all starts[br]with believing, right.

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And so, if you don't believe[br]that you can make a change,

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change will never happen.

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Even if it's a very small change[br]in one person, that's a positive change.

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This is not about JR anymore.

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It's about everyone who believes[br]that art can change the world.

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JR: I think that definitely art can change[br]the perception we have about the world.

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And if we start seeing[br]the world differently,

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maybe it's a good path[br]to start changing the world.