The Architect

New mural in Crotone, Italy for @gulia_urbana .

A visual exploration of the human form — revealing the inner architecture of a woman standing still, yet radiating force.
She’s built from both flesh and bone, but also from balance, proportion, and the invisible laws that hold us together.

The piece is based on additive color theory — using red and cyan to create depth, contrast, and duality.
It holds three visual dimensions: one visible to the naked eye, and two hidden layers that can be revealed using cyan and red lenses.
Each layer tells a different story, depending on how you choose to see it.

Crotone is the city where Pythagoras once taught — his legacy shaped the design. A triple-circle halo symbolizes harmony, while a simplified Tetraktis of 10 dots floats around the portrait, referencing his philosophy of cosmic order.

Red and blue. Structure and spirit. The seen and the unseen.
Thank you Gulia Urbana and the people of Crotone for the support, energy, and connection.

Thanks @streetartcities for documenting the mural and supporting all artists at the project as well as everyone from @gulia_urbana