IPman

<div>Poster art realized on the occasion of the 700th anniversary of the death of Dante Alighieri. The poet is portrayed in a confused expression, with a smartphone in his hand, in contemporary streets. He lives with us the Hell of our times.</div>

“Hey Siri, I’m Lost!”

Raul33

Zot19

<div>Embellishment of the walls of a gasoline station, with flowers coming out of the pumps and energy symbols.</div>

Untitled

<div>The artwork depicts the famous poet Gabriele D'Annunzio, born in Pescara. The poet is portrayed absorbed in his thoughts, while he looks at his city. The title of a famous poem written by Gabriele D’Annunzio is shown on the wall.</div>

Ama Il Tuo Sogno Se Pur Ti Tormenta

Isiderio

<div>This artwork depicts an astronaut and a space probe on one side, and an airplane on the other. Two famous quotes are shown on the wall, pronounced by Neil Armstrong and Orville Wright.</div>

<div>Artwork painted on the rocks that delimit the promenade next to “trabocchi”, the typical wooden fishing machines. The artwork is dedicated to Gandhi and shows a famous quote pronounced by the Indian leader.</div>

<div>This mural is on the walls of the primary school “Troiano Delfino” and represents the commitment of each to maintain own individuality, but working to overcome all adversities together.</div>

Love Beats In Every Heart

<div>this is a wheatpaste appeared during the lock down of 2020</div>

WheatPaste during Covid

Pep Marchegiani

<div>The artwork is located on a pylon of an overhead access road to the city of Pescara. The calla lily flower is painted on a red background and, instead of the pistil, is depicted the peak of a pencil. The goal of the artist is to establish a reflection on the relationship between man and nature. The flower and the pencil symbolize the purity of ideas. This artwork remember us that culture generates awareness in people.</div>

Callalily

<div>These are energy signs representing the distinctive features of the Land of Abruzzo: blue like the sea, gray like the mountain and yellow like the sun.</div>

Nomadic Signs

Simone Carraro

<div>The artwork goes beyond the artistic dimension and denounces the impact of human activities on fragile natural ecosystems: in particular, in this mural are highlighted the themes of industrial pollution and the illegal dumping of waste in the Saline river, which have caused the decimation and the extinction of native flora and fauna species.</div>

Bestiario Errante Adriatico

Giovanni Anastasia

<div>This mural is dedicated to the rural history of Aielli. Visit borgouniverso.com for further information.<br><br></div>

Gemini

Okuda

<div>The artist, exponent of Pop Surrealism, used here more than 75 colors to paint his distinctive geometric patterns on the facades of houses and inside a gallery, between Via Concezione and Piazza Regina Margherita.&nbsp;Visit borgouniverso.com for further information.</div>

Iluminary Palace

Antonello Di Stefano

<div>This artwork is dedicated to the novelist Ignazio Silone, born in Pescina and author of the famous novel “Fontamara“. Looking at the mural from the right perspective you will discover that, after appropriately corrected your steps forward and backward, the profile of the mountains painted by the artist will perfectly follow that of the real reliefs, in an ideal and harmonious contiguity between art and nature. Silone is portrayed in the years of his youth, with his gaze turned on the places of his heart, Marsica Mountains and the Plane of Fucino, at the time a great lake.</div>

Mural dedicated to Ignazio Silone

Mr Thoms

<div>The artwork invites us to reflect on the increasing people's social media addiction, in a contemporary society where life flows online. This state of perpetual connection alters the perception of reality and impoverishes the personalities of individuals, depicted here with the ubiquitous smartphones in hand and adorned with colorful and elegant clothes; their faces, however, have blank and dazed expressions, like those of zombies.</div>

Radical Zombies

Peraconlai

<div>The artwork depicts the letters of the word "amore" (in english language “love”), intent on playing with each other, but leaving aside the R, which weeps; however, above them, the figure of a child disguised like a puppeteer appears, and moves the E to hug the R. This mural is a reflection on the importance of integration and mutual aid, underlining how love and friendship are the only tools against bullying.</div>

Un Mare Di Amore 

Millo

Mural by Millo

Carto

Rap1

<div>The mural’s aim is sensitize the young population to donate blood. Blood donation is in fact an important act of civil solidarity. By donating blood, people can feels like Superman or Wonder Woman: superheroes!</div>

Anche Tu Puoi Essere Un Supereroe!

Sally

<div>The artwork shows the figure of Elvira, a female character of primary relevance in the novel “Fontamara”, written by Ignazio Silone. The mural’s aim is to reflect on the importance of water, a necessary element for survival. The sentence at the base of the figure is taken from the novel.</div>

Mural dedicated to Elvira (Fontamara)

Peeta

<div>The artwork, located in a strategic point of access to the city, presents the unmistakable features of anamorphic painting, an aesthetic canon favored by the italian artist.&nbsp; Anamorphism use illusory optical effects whereby a figure, reproduced on a flat surface and observed from a certain perspective, gives to the viewer an impression of three-dimensionality.</div>

Giochi Prospettici

Pixelpancho

<div>The artwork portrays two mechanomorphic figures, one male and one female: robots are here understood as a metaphor of Man and a mirror of a decadent contemporary society.&nbsp; Iron rusts, as the skin ages;&nbsp; the gears wear out, as well as the joints. Plants and flowers, instead, represent the feelings and emotions that emerge in the human soul. The two hens peeping out between the humanoid figures are peculiar elements of the district.</div>

Coesione

Urka

<div>The artwork consists of six murals located on the walls of a sports field, that illustrate, with irresistible irony, six peculiar characteristics of sports: technique, courage, honesty, passion, fun and fantasy.</div>

Lo sport è...

guerrilla spam

<div>On the wall there is a humanoid figure, where a lot of microorganisms coexist.<br>Visit borgouniverso.com for further information.</div>

Segnali Di Vita

Luca Zamoc

<div>This artwork tells us about the Phaeton’s Myth. Visit borgouniverso.com for further information.</div>

Artworks in Pescara