The historical significance of the Scream Festival in Norway lies in its roots connected to Edvard Munch, whose iconic painting inspired the event. Celebrated since 2013, the festival combines art, music, and film to honor Munch’s contributions to Expressionism and mental health awareness. It’s a platform for artists to explore themes of anxiety, human emotion, and societal issues, reflecting Munch’s legacy. The festival encourages participation through workshops, exhibitions, and performances aimed at fostering dialogue about mental health, making it an impactful celebration of culture and artistic expression.