26 Dic What you don’t see (Trondheim, Norway)
“Quello che non vedi” “What you don’t see” Last week I painted the 500 square meters wall of the salt storage building during Trondheim Gatekunst Festival in the neighborhood of Ila next to the fjord....
26 Dic Rebirth (Genk, Belgium)
I realized this work in Genk (Belgium) at Heempark for Lavazza 2019 calendar in partneship with United Nation Environment Programme. Your will can make the difference, always. During the last century Genk was known for his high concentration of coal mines where thousand of immigrants, especially Italians,...
26 Dic Learn to fly (Bratislava, Slovakia)
The never ending process of gaining freedom. I painted this wall for Bratislava Street Art Festival during last edition....
26 Dic Dream catcher (Budapest, Hungary)
I painted this wall for the future student residences in Magdolna area where there are two important universities of the city. In this work I wanted to underline a usual step that we all do, including me, while moving to study in another city: we use...
26 Dic Sleeping beauty (Helsingborg, Sweden)
Where do you go when you are dreaming? I found where we dream together To get her. I realized this installation in the orangery of Sofiero Castle in Helsingborg, Sweden. It will be visible till the end of September. Sofiero castle was built in 1874 and soon it became the...
26 Dic Once upon a time (Milan, Italy)
On this white paper of life, like seeds our stories are adventures ready to blossom. I painted this mural in Locate di Triulzi (Mi) for the Amazing Day festival. The wall is just in front of a kindergarten in a small park where once there was the...
26 Dic My head is a jungle (Berlin, Germany)
“My head is a jungle”, Kreuzberg, Berlin, Germany I painted this mural in Kreuzberg, Berlin for the Urban Nation UNity project. Pics by Nika Kramer...
26 Dic Above the Masks (Mexico City)
Biertgarden Mercado Roma, Mexico City. Mexican masks are known worldwide and recognized as a unique simbol of the Mexican culture. They were used since the precolombian civilization to represent Gods, nature and death in the sacred rituals and still have an important role in the Mexican folklore. Mexican...
26 Dic The legend of Agave (Valle de Santiago, Mexico)
UTSOE University, Valle de Santiago, Guanajuato, México. In the Aztec mythology from the love of two gods and from the fusion of their bodies Agave was born, but for anger and jealousy the plant was cut in half and when it seemed nothing could repair their...
26 Dic No pierdas el tino, Mide la distancia Que hay en el camino (Valle de Santiago, Mexico)
“No pierdas el tino, Mide la distancia Que hay en el camino” I painted this wall in Conalep a National College of Technical Professional Education in Valle de Santiago, Guanajuato, Mexico. The sentence is taken from the “Cantos para romper la piñata” and it can be translated as: Don't...