There are many ways to convey extreme political messages without explicitly stating them in art. Here are some common art forms: 1. **Visual art**: This includes painting, photography, sculpture, etc. Artists can convey political themes through symbolic images, metaphors, or color symbolism. For example, Dali's surrealist works often use bizarre images to satirize social or political phenomena. 2. **Music and lyrics**: Music can convey political messages through obscure lyrics and specific tones. For example, symbolic language can be used to hint at political views. 3. **Film and drama**: Political themes can be conveyed through storylines, character development, and dialogue, and even implicit political criticism can be made in the context of science fiction or fantasy. 4. **Literature**: Novels, poems, and essays can express political views through metaphors, symbols, and narrative techniques. Classic works such as George Orwell's Animal Farm use animal stories as metaphors for Soviet politics. 5. **Installation art and performance art**: Use space, objects, and interactions to convey implicit messages, often encouraging the audience to make personal interpretations. 6. **Video games**: Deliver political messages through game plots, characters, and environment settings, and may use metaphors or satire to explore complex political issues. Through these art forms, creators can guide the audience to think or question the status quo without directly stating it, and then conduct self-interpretation and reflection.