Location: Ravenna, Italy Artist: Alessandro Tricarico (Italy) For: Dante Plus Art director: Bonobolabo Photo Credits: Giuseppe Fedele USEFUL LINKS: Alessandro Tricarico in this blog | Website | Instagram | Facebook fan page
Title: At the Beginning of the Journey of Our Life Location: Ravenna, Italy Artist: Francesco Camillo Giorgino aka Millo (Italy) For: Subsidenze Street Art festival Art director: Bonobolabo Address: Via Tommaso Gulli, 249 Photo Credits: Alessandra Farabegoli USEFUL LINKS: Millo in this blog | Website | Instagram | […]
Title: UNTOLD Location: Ravenna, Italy Artist: Biancoshock (Italy) For: Subsidenze Street Art festival Art director: Bonobolabo “As in a crossword puzzle, everything in the social system must be defined, ordered and localized, creating a closed framework based on definitions and rules. The most intimidating thing is the black […]
Title: Fuori in cielo stelle come gemme Inspired by: Dante Alighieri’s Hell Location: Ravenna, Italy Artist: Luogo Comune (Italy) For: Subsidenze Street Art festival Art director: Bonobolabo Address: Via Tommaso Gulli “A long journey with Dante and Virgilio through some of the main places they had to cross […]
Title: Everyone has his own hell Inspired by: Dante Alighieri’s Hell Location: Ravenna, Italy Artist: Zed1 (Italy) For: Subsidenze Street Art festival Art director: Bonobolabo Photo credits: Alessandra Aguglia & Marco Miccoli “Zed1’s last mural reminds us that everyone must make peace and be comfortable with themselves, before […]
“The Incredulity of St. Thomas towards Modern Art” (A tribute to Alberto Burri’s “Grande Ferro R”) Ravenna, Italy: new mural by Basik for Subsidenze 2019 curated by Bonobolabo. Location: Via Tommaso Gulli, 253. Credits photo: Ylenia Roma. USEFUL LINKS: Basik in this blog | Website | Instagram | […]
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