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What better way to see the world from a different perspective other than flight? Inside Loading Bridge E31 in Rome’s Leonardo Da Vinci Airport, passengers are being welcomed by
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Wall painting curated by “a.DNA collective” for “Giacomo Vidiri” ONLUS. A tribute to biodiversity, to natural balance and to life taken from the microscope pictures and shown on the wall with the mural by Italian artist Krayon,
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A new wall painting took shape from a few days at the Local Market in Locke street, Rome. Luis Gomez de Theran is the artist of the mural
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Bifido makes a mural to comemorate the battle between Nazi fascism and the people in Rome. The uprise of locals against the totalitarian rascist occupants ended up with the death of 53 civilians just 75 years ago.
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“Peace, Unity, Love & Having Fun” is the title of this amazing new Calligraffiti by Warios on the rooftop of a Theater in Rome!
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Campo Testaccio is the location of the second composition of the urban art project aiming to reclaim the value of urban heritage. The second Forgotten 2 street art intervention is dedicated to the theme of the interrupted sports facilities.
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Italian artist, Krayon was recently invited to paint a new wall in Rome for a local school (Liceo Aristofane). The result of this has been the creation of a completely new look for the building as pixelised life has been brought out on one of the walls of this school.
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Krayon ‘s last work in Rome was in honor of mafia victims. The Italian artist painted portraits of 9 victims of the Italian mafia on 60m of wall: Renata Fonte, Giancarlo Siani, Rita Atria, Don Puglisi, Don Peppe Diana, Palma Scamardella, Rosario Livatino, Annalisa Durante and Lea Garofalo.
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Controversial artist Biancoshock presented his latest istallation for the Outdoor Festival 2018 that took place in Rome (IT). Suprisingly its humouristic approach is followed by a bitter fact. Street art commercialism! As the artist explains: ”Behind the growing success of street art there are often mechanisms that transform artists into tools in the hands of galleries, […]
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