Refugee camps and city walls show words of hope, anger

Messages of hope and despair are painted on walls across Europe as the refugee crisis continues to fester. Here, a message on the road by the Moria refugee camp, on the Greek island of Lesvos. The camp burned down earlier this week.

Anarchists express feelings of solidarity throughout Athens.

A shipping container in Athens' port of Piraeus.

A wall painting depicts the character Aladin wearing a Syrian flag armband.

"No borders" is a popular anarchist graffiti theme in Greece.

A cheery Kurdistan mascot is painted on the side of a plywood refugee shelter in Grande-Synthe, France.

On a dumpster outside the "Jungle," near Calais, France: "Bring the love, stop the war. Merci," and "We just want to go in England please."

A wall spray-painted in Athens.

Anarchists' messages and symbols can be seen throughout Athens and its port, Piraeus.

A message of love written on a section of the Berlin Wall, near a gallery of images from inside the Syria conflict.

Inside the now-destroyed Moria camp on Lesvos.

The Kurdistan red fox -- Vulpes vulpes kurdistanica -- painted alongside a cat inside the Grande-Synthe refugee camp in northern France.

A motorcyclist on Lesvos heads to Moria.

"No Nazis" -- a motto that appears often throughout the "Freiland" youth culture centre in Potsdam, near Berlin.

Arabic graffiti in Grande-Synthe, France.

The Statue of Liberty is a recurring theme in the Jungle refugee camp near Calais, France.

The Emma Lazarus poem inscribed on the Statue of Liberty: "Give me your tired, your poor / Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free / The wretched refuse of your teeming shore / Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me / I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"

The now abandoned camp at at Idomeni, near the Macedonian-Greek border.

An Eko gas station in northern Greece.

The same Eko station in northern Greece.

Seen in Athens. Frontex is the European Union's border agency.

Seen near Athens' port, Piraeus.

Written on a shed in the Jungle: "Never forget your dreams."

A refugee's home in Grande-Synthe, France, declares "Bad Boy" and "Money is Power."

More anarchist graffiti in Athens.

Anarchists don't mince words on this wall near Piraeus.

Drawings on the wall by children inside the ASB Wilmersdorf camp in southwest Berlin.

Communist Party of Greece graffiti along the road the island of Lesvos.