ENCS

<div>To celebrate the first birthday of our project " SAT_ STREET ART TOURINO", the artist and writer from Turin, Encs gives an omenage on the wall.&nbsp;<br>Year: 2015&nbsp;<br>An entire weekend dedicated to the project: music, painting, skateboard, freestyle, tours and many many friends.&nbsp;</div>

Giulio Rosk

<div>&nbsp;I lavori in via Ponchielli, all'angolo con via I Maggio, sono terminati venerdì scorso e adesso l'opera fa già bella mostra di sè occupando interamente la facciata di un edificio di sei piani. Anche questa nuova opera rientra nel secondo capitolo di <strong>Nichelino Lights Up Festival</strong>, progetto di riqualificazione urbana attraverso i muri della Città, con l'assessore <strong>Fiodor Verzola</strong> (padrino dell'iniziativa) e l'autore <strong>Giulio Rosk</strong> (quello del grande murales di Palermo dedicato a Falcone e Borsellino, <em>ndr</em>) che hanno voluto omaggiare un altro torinese che ha scritto pagine importanti nella storia d'Italia.</div><div>"𝑆𝑒 𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑟𝑒 𝑒̀ 𝑖𝑚𝑝𝑜𝑠𝑠𝑖𝑏𝑖𝑙𝑒, 𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑜𝑠𝑐𝑒𝑟𝑒 𝑒̀ 𝑛𝑒𝑐𝑒𝑠𝑠𝑎𝑟𝑖𝑜, 𝑝𝑒𝑟𝑐ℎ𝑒́ 𝑐𝑖𝑜̀ 𝑐ℎ𝑒 𝑒̀ 𝑎𝑐𝑐𝑎𝑑𝑢𝑡𝑜 𝑝𝑢𝑜̀ 𝑟𝑖𝑡𝑜𝑟𝑛𝑎𝑟𝑒, 𝑙𝑒 𝑐𝑜𝑠𝑐𝑖𝑒𝑛𝑧𝑒 𝑝𝑜𝑠𝑠𝑜𝑛𝑜 𝑛𝑢𝑜𝑣𝑎𝑚𝑒𝑛𝑡𝑒 𝑒𝑠𝑠𝑒𝑟𝑒 𝑠𝑒𝑑𝑜𝑡𝑡𝑒 𝑒𝑑 𝑜𝑠𝑐𝑢𝑟𝑎𝑡𝑒: 𝑎𝑛𝑐ℎ𝑒 𝑙𝑒 𝑛𝑜𝑠𝑡𝑟𝑒", amava ripetere lo stesso Levi. Un messaggio valido ancora oggi, in tempi di guerre (non solo in Ucraina) e di barbarie che colorano di sangue troppe parti del mondo.&nbsp;<br>-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------</div><div>&nbsp;The works in via Ponchielli, on the corner with via I Maggio, ended last Friday and now the work is already on display, occupying the entire facade of a six-storey building. This new work is also part of the second chapter of the&nbsp; <strong>Nichelino Lights Up Festival</strong> , an urban redevelopment project through the walls of the city, with the councilor&nbsp; <strong>Fiodor Verzola</strong>&nbsp; (godfather of the initiative) and the author&nbsp; <strong>Giulio Rosk</strong>&nbsp; (the one of the great mural in Palermo dedicated to Falcone and Borsellino,&nbsp; <em>ed</em> ) who wanted to pay homage to another Turinese who wrote important pages in the history of Italy.&nbsp;<br><br></div>

Primo Levi 

Davide Andreazza

<div>The city of Nichelino pays homage to the life and work of Piero Angela, the recently deceased famous Piedmontese science communicator, with a new mural<br>The city of Nichelino dedicates an immense mural to the extraordinary figure of Piero Angela . This is an initiative promoted by the councilor for youth policies Fiodor Verzola on the occasion of the Nichelino Lights Up Festival.<br>An urban redevelopment project , whose program includes a series of works intended not only to beautify the city , but also to pay homage to illustrious Piedmontese personalities.<br>In this way, Piero Angela also becomes part of the subjects of Nichelino 's street art . Specifically, the mural dedicated to the famous scientific popularizer is located at number 116 in Via Torino and occupies the entire facade of a house. A truly optimal position to be able to admire the magnificent design in all its grandeur.<br>&nbsp;</div><div>Nichelino's mural for Piero Angela intends to <strong>remember</strong> and <strong>pay homage</strong> to the commitment and dedication of the science communicator in his work and beyond. Precisely, with his unmistakable style, <strong>Piero Angela</strong> was able to guide many generations and make them passionate about <strong>study</strong> and <strong>discovery</strong> .<br><br></div><div>From a simple screen, he has managed to convey his immense <a href="https://www.ehabitat.it/2022/09/07/curiosita-su-uno-degli-alimenti-piu-amato-al-mondo-la-pizza/"><strong>curiosity</strong></a> to millions of people who have found a <strong>source of inspiration</strong> in the scholar . In fact, there are countless cases of young people who have approached <a href="https://www.ehabitat.it/2022/11/10/giornata-internazionale-della-scienza-per-la-pace-e-lo-sviluppo-2022/"><strong>science</strong></a> precisely because they are intrigued by Piero Angela's transmission. An authentic pillar of Italian television whose audience continues to remember and thank him with exciting demonstrations of affection, as is the case with the mural in the city of Nichelino.&nbsp;<br><br></div>

Piero Angela

Nice and the Fox

<div>INDIGENO is a community activation and urban regeneration project, launched by the city of Turin and funded under the European UIA "Urban Innovative Actions" program. This piece is on a wall of the university campus, where the artist portrayed the university as a place of gathering, sharing and growth. Through a game of transparencies, colors and interlocking, faces and rooms blend together in a unique work of art.</div>

INDIGENO

Fabio Petani

Luogo Comune

<div>INDIGENO is the community activation and urban regeneration project, the first beneficiary of the ToNite call, launched by the Municipality of Turin and funded under the European UIA "Urban Innovative Actions" program.<br><br><br></div>

 CHITINA & PRUNUS CERASUS

Mr Fijodor

<div>&nbsp;</div><div>This work by<strong> Mrfijodor </strong>created on the occasion of the second edition of Nichelino Lights Up Fest in Nichelino (TO) (for which we thank Fiodor Verzola, the Nichelino alderman, and Karim, artistic director). Mrfijodor continues a season full of new interventions with a work in the Piedmont region, home of the Ligurian artist for several years now.</div><div><br></div><div>And just "home" is the concept investigated by Mrfijodor for "Gray Heron: the good immigrant" - "Gray Heron: the good immigrant." The Gray Heron - in addition to being the symbolic migratory bird of the Turin area - is native to the more temperate regions of Europe and Africa and is the species of heron that travels the farthest north to the Arctic Circle.</div><div><br></div><div>A journey that Mrfijodor reinterprets in his work in a current and modern key: a lucid, articulate and tight composition of objects and "papers" that the modern migrant faces. A transparent critique of the condition of today's migrants who often experience uncomfortable and inhumane situations in order to reach what they one day hope to call "home," that which they-often for atrocious reasons, such as war-have been denied.</div><div><br></div><div>Not to mention the nature of our migratory bird, the subject of the work: an animal species that, like some situations experienced by migrants, is constantly threatened by the risk of capture, exploitation and extinction (due to climate change). Just as the human Gray Heron is forced to go the distance.</div><div><br>&nbsp;</div>

Gray Heron: The Good Immigrant

Karski and Beyond

<div>On one of the inner walls of the Sacred Heart of Jesus parish stands this piece of art. The title narrates the wish to offer a lasting witness of social cohesion. This project is particularly aimed to the youth, to creatively stimulate them against any form of racism, intolerance and discrimination. As the president of the association "Noi" (literally "Us") said: "Inclusion is a word form which we can no longer compromise". &nbsp;</div>

The wall of inclusion

Etnik

<div>The wall (untitled) is located in Turin in front of a school.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>The idea of this wall was born during the lockdown. Etnik with this paint wants to create a window with a fantastic landscape behind, for the children that will come back to school after 7 months of staying home. So it is a sort of surprise for the younger kids and the people who walk in front of the wall.</div>

Untitled

Nevercrew

<div>This mural is part of the project Around 2030: the artists involved have created works inspired by the 17 objectives set by the United Nations for 2030.
<br>This piece is goal n ° 12: responsible consumption and production.
<br>The paper in the shape of a three-dimensional airplane burns on one side to indicate the abuse of the use of raw materials</div>

Fade

Dzmitryi Kashtalyan

<div>The basic idea of this artwork is to connect ancient and modern times through the continuity of the human development. The artist wants also to show that progress and innovations are the most important part of this development, because if used properly area able to improve the quality of our lives. This artwork is part of the project "Towards 2030 What are you doing?": a program inspired by the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations. The profile of the character holding the planet on his hands indicates that humanity is on the safe hands of evolved and responsible people.&nbsp;</div>

Industry, innovation and infrastructure

Amylum

Jorge Rodriguez Gerrada

<div>Promise is the title of this mural and features the image of a young girl. The girl is touching a button which lets loose a flow of clean energy.<br><br></div><div><strong>Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada<br></strong><br></div><div>‘I created this mural to bring awareness to the need of ensuring access to affordable, reliable and sustainable energy for all. The girl in the mural touches the icon button for the Toward 2030 goal number 7 and lets loose a flow of clean energy. The piece alludes to the importance of acting now to assure a positive outcome. We must think towards our world ́s future and the environmental conditions that our children will inherit.<br><br>Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada has collaborated with with Italian company ​Lavazza and the city of Turin for the initiative ‘<a href="https://www.lavazza.it/it/landing/toward-2030.html">TOward 2030 </a>– What Are You Doing</div>

Promise

Mantra

<div>This mural is part of the project Around 2030: the artists involved have created works inspired by the 17 objectives set by the United Nations for 2030.
<br>This piece is goal n° 13: Climate action.
<br>Mantra highlights the biodiversity loss through the butterflies which population decreased more than 80% in the last century because of the destruction of their habitat.</div>

The ode of collapse

Louis Masai

<div>For the project Towards 2030, Louis Masai represents the Goal 16: Peace, Justice and Strong institutions. A colorful elephant made of afrofabric patterns soars a blue background, carrying the cry of peace "The illegal ivory trade finances wars!"</div>

Stop Ivory Trade!

<div>Colorful art by&nbsp; kko for @toward.2030 project<br>In 2017 Lavazza decided to welcome the challenge launched by the United Nations in pursuit of the 17 Global Goals for sustainable development.<br>In order to disseminate and promote the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Lavazza and the City of Turin have promoted the TOward 2030 project What are you doing? - an urban art initiative that talks about sustainability and that by the end of 2019 will make the city, from the center to the periphery, an amplifier of the 17 +1 United Nations Goal, through the universal language of street art.<br>Goal 8 is about decent work &amp; economic growth</div>

Flamingo

Hula

<div>Hula is very fond to the theme of water, so he is representing the Goal 6 (Clean Water and sanitation) for the project Towards 2030, which aims to secure for everyone the access and the sustainable administration of water and hygienic-sanitary structures. The blue drops are both representing water and tears, underlining the urgency of the problem (water is in fact not available for everyone, causing great struggles). The young face is very emotional, because water is fundamental to life and its lack can affect the life of many.&nbsp;</div>

Clean Water

Monkeys Evolution

<div>This mural is part of the project Toward 2030: the artists involved created works inspired by the 17 goals set by the United Nations for 2030. 
The objective of this piece is n°17: Partnership for the goals.
<br>The weaving of wires, of hands and different types of objects put in the wires show us the necessity of cooperation to realize all goals of project.</div>

Intrecci (Weaving)

Ernest Zacharevic

<div>For centuries, sculptures have represented the ideologies of a certain age and were replaced when this ideologies changed. Today, the public art is not anymore this, but it's the voice of the people that talking about their culture and values defines their generation. Every day, more and more voices are listened: we are a worldwide community, responsible for the wealth of the single. This artwork introduces the project "Towards 2030 What are you doing?": a program inspired by the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations. Ernest Zacharevic hopes this mural becomes a monument to the strength required to lead the change.&nbsp;</div>

Bronze sculpture - History and tradition

Primo Liceo Artistico

<div>A narrow street of the city center gains new life with this vibrant project: the students of the Primo Liceo Artistico painted 60 shutters to tell the fascinating story of the merchants which work there. On this damper we can see Lord Vader taking some water from a "Turet", on of the fountains symbol of the city.&nbsp;</div>

Drinking Vader

Luis gomez

<div>This mural is part of the project Toward 2030: the artists involved created works inspired by the 17 goals set by the United Nations for 2030.&nbsp;<br>The objective of this piece is the third: good health and well-being, reducing maternal and pediatric mortality and improving health care. Here the 3 white roses are a symbol of the three different ages of human life.&nbsp;<br>The title is inspired by the text of the Marinella song by Fabrizio de Andrè.</div>

Come le più belle cose

Himed

Reyben

<div>The Partisan Resistance was an armed movement opposing Fascism and Nazism installed in Italy during World War II. When German troups made surrender they left the country, but before doing that they made a gratuitous and pointless massacre of Collegno and Grugliasco partisans and civilians. In that time of darkness, people have never lost hope. When the danger became bigger people united, to take advantage of the bigger flame of solidarity. This artwork celebrates these heroes, bright example of sacrifice, courage, loyalty, fight and deep faith for a free and democratic Italy.&nbsp;</div>

You will not pass!

Geometric Bang

<div>68 houses dedicated to the 68 people killed between Collegno and Grugliasco at the end of the Second World War by the Nazis. To remind us that differences don't exist, but human beings do.&nbsp;</div>

68 houses

Greg Jager

<div>A typical feature of Turin's city planning is the abundance of wide avenues with massive trees at their sides. This artwork dialogues with its surroundings, including elements of the vegetation nearby. With its particular colors and shapes creates the great optical illusion of merging the trees of the road as a part of the picture itself.&nbsp;<br><br></div>

Seasons

Ufo Cinque

<div>In mythology, the renewal of the stag's horns symbolizes the constant renewal of life, a circle between growth, death and rebirth. In this artwork of Ufo Cinque, the horns become branches, protecting a big nest carrying an egg, in ancient times identified with the soul of the world. On the top a medieval city (representing the Italian historic heritage) elevates upon everything, a city that could not exist without being in harmony with the natural circle of life. This kind of city is the aim of the Goal 11 of the project Towards 2030: sustainable cities and communities.&nbsp;</div>

Cernunnos

Zed 1

<div>Zed1 carries the tough burden of investigating the theme of the Goal 1 (No poverty) of the project Towards 2030. The sun illuminates a wallet, filtering through the wicked clouds that represent in order: corruption (man in balaclava holding a briefcase full of money), lack of education (broken book), war (machine gun and barbed wire), health system disservice (Red Cross falling sign), issue of living in dangerous places (ruined building), lack of resources (broken rake) and pollution (crude oil barrel). A character carries a coin, some bread and a house, opposing to the shaded areas where the flowers are withered by the barren soil. The hands holding the wallet are the same ones that removes the clouds, because only the conscious actions of mankind can bring real change.&nbsp;</div>

No poverty

Camilla Falsini

<div>The Goal 5 of the project Towards 2030 represents the aim to reach gender equality and empowerment for all women (strength, self esteem and awareness). To achieve it, Camilla Falsini chooses to tribute the figure of Christine de Pizan: a strong, intelligent and courageous woman, the first professional female writer and the first feminist in history.&nbsp;</div>

Gender Equality

Truly Urban Artist

<div>To be near to one of the oldest and biggest market places in the world is a starting point for Truly Urban artists to reflect about the aims of the Goal 2 (No hunger) of the project Towards 2030: to end the world hunger, reaching alimentary safety and promoting sustainable agriculture. The title of this anamorphic artwork, Cultus, means both farming and culture. From here we have to start.&nbsp;</div>

Cultus

Mapu Lab

<div>Made for the Turin Sketch Days.&nbsp;</div>

Leaves

Hitnes

<div>Life is an organic force and every single aspect of it is a dowel of existence. On this wall made by Hitnes is shown just a little part of the huge mosaic of the life on land, the Goal 15 of the project Towards 2030 which aims to protect and restore the sustainability of the ecosystem Earth. Handling forests ecologically, opposing to desertification, stopping the soil deterioration and the loss of biologic diversity are today the priorities to avoid the imminent rupture of this equilibrium.&nbsp;</div>

Life on land

MAU - museo arte urbana

<div>Made by the students of the Scuola di Pittura dell’Accademia Albertina with the partnersip of the MUA - museo arte urbana (museum of urban art), this piece represents the old train station of the neighborhood, engaging not to erase the historic memory of the area.&nbsp;</div>

The royal spine

<div>Mr Fijodor chooses a whale as the protagonist of his artwork for the Goal 14 (Life below water) of the project Towards 2030. This animal is in fact the biggest marine mammal, but yet the most vulnerable. It represents the fragility of the marine ecosystem and aims to be a spokesman about the extreme and shortsighted exploitation of the oceans made by humans.&nbsp;</div>

Life below water

Vesod

<div>Humans have learned to make paper from trees and books from paper. Books heighten our knowledge, that makes us understand that to make more books we need more trees. This ideal circle (in which man and nature grow together) is represented by Vesod with the symbolic images of the tree, the paper, the book and the seed. So to reach the Goal 4 of the project Towards 2030 (Quality education) we need to focus on the right of everyone to learn and on the education to sustainability.&nbsp;&nbsp;</div>

Grito

Sague

Spok

Mr Thoms

<div>An anonymous urban building is now the battlefield of the conceptual war of Etnik. His typical shapes evolve representing the duality between nature and cities. On the right, a thriving nature incorporates the blocks, which rise on the left building a great structure. It's a deep reflection about the never ending fight for the conquer of space.&nbsp;</div>

Walls at war

Irene Ruiu

Grow the flower you will be

KJ263

<div>The celebration of an Italian trait very addictive and enthralling: dancing!</div>

Italians top dancers

<div>George Braque is with Picasso the founder of the Cubism. He is also the inspiration of Xel's artworks and this peace gives glory to this background artist. The classical Xel traits (like the houses and the leaves) merge with the bright cubes, the typical element of Braque's art.&nbsp;&nbsp;</div>

Tribute to George Braques

<div>On the inner wall of the Fantasy and Sci-fi museum, a group of spaceships invites you to enter the museum and have a great time!&nbsp;</div>

<div>On the outer wall of the Fantasy and Sci-fi Museum this mural pictures the start of an amazing story. If you want to continue the journey you just have to enter to the museum: an unexpected experience awaits you!</div>

An amazing story

Bans Jaman

<div>Between air and sea, this fanciful artwork could be stared of hours!&nbsp;</div>

Untitled 

Corn79

<div>This piece of art captures you creating a bright dance of colors. It's a mandala that lead us to question ourselves about the concept of infinity. A psychedelic circle of birth and transformation, where colors are cells sprouting from the blackness, creating a dialogue between the universe and the subconscious. A colorful big bang arising from the darkness.&nbsp;</div>

The sound of the universe

Millo

<div>This mural was created by Millo and is part of the B.art - Arte in barrier project. The project, called Habitat, won the competition organized by the City of Turin and the Urban Barrier Committee and organized by the Contrada Torino Foundation and changed 13 facades in the Barrier area of Milan. Millo created 13 murals, with the theme the relationship between human being and urban model.<br><br></div>

Breath

<div>This mural was created by Millo and is part of the B.art - Arte in barrier project. The project, called Habitat, won the competition organized by the City of Turin and the Urban Barrier Committee and organized by the Contrada Torino Foundation and changed 13 facades in the Barrier area of Milan. Millo created 13 murals, with the theme the relationship between human being and urban model.</div>

Touchdown

<div>This mural was created by Millo and is part of the B.art - Arte in barrier project. The project, called Habitat, won the competition organized by the City of Turin and the Urban Barrier Committee and organized by the Contrada Torino Foundation and changed 13 facades in the Barrier area of Milan. Millo created 13 murals, with the theme the relationship between human being and urban model.<br>In this mural the couple sleeps peacefully.</div>

Quiet

Mirror roar

Live Through This

<div>This mural was created by Millo and is part of the B.art - Arte in barrier project. The project, called Habitat, won the competition organized by the City of Turin and the Urban Barrier Committee and organized by the Contrada Torino Foundation and changed 13 facades in the Barrier area of Milan. Millo created 13 murals, with the theme the relationship between human being and urban model.<br>The children build a palace with lego bricks.</div>

High

<div>This mural was created by Millo and is part of the B.art - Arte in barrier project. The project, called Habitat, won the competition organized by the City of Turin and the Urban Barrier Committee and organized by the Contrada Torino Foundation and changed 13 facades in the Barrier area of Milan. Millo created 13 murals, with the theme the relationship between human being and urban model.&nbsp;<br><br><br></div>

Bird talking

tvboy

<div>"Courage is not the absence of fear, it is inspiring others to move beyond it"<br>Nelson Mandela</div>

Nelson Mandela

<div>This mural was created by Millo and is part of the B.art - Arte in barrier project. The project, called Habitat, won the competition organized by the City of Turin and the Urban Barrier Committee and organized by the Contrada Torino Foundation and changed 13 facades in the Barrier area of Milan. Millo created 13 murals, with the theme the relationship between human being and urban model.<br>It is the biggest mural.</div>

King of Barriera

<div>This mural was created by Millo and is part of the B.art - Arte in barrier project. The project, called Habitat, won the competition organized by the City of Turin and the Urban Barrier Committee and organized by the Contrada Torino Foundation and changed 13 facades in the Barrier area of Milan. Millo created 13 murals, with the theme the relationship between human being and urban model.<br>In this mural a boy plays with the trains on a rail that draws the symbol of infinity and is resting on his body.</div>

Forever

Where is my mind

<div>This mural was created by Millo and is part of the B.art - Arte in barrier project. The project, called Habitat, won the competition organized by the City of Turin and the Urban Barrier Committee and organized by the Contrada Torino Foundation and changed 13 facades in the Barrier area of Milan. Millo created 13 murals, with the theme the relationship between human being and urban model.<br>In this mural a boy with glasses and cap dives into a hypothetical sea, which turns out to be a puddle.<br><br></div>

Dive in me

Black Swan

<div>This mural was created by Millo and is part of the B.art - Arte in barrier project. The project, called Habitat, won the competition organized by the City of Turin and the Urban Barrier Committee and organized by the Contrada Torino Foundation and changed 13 facades in the Barrier area of Milan. Millo created 13 murals, with the theme the relationship between human being and urban model.<br>In this mural a woman imitates Atlas and places the weight of the whole world on her shoulders.<br><br></div>

Heavy

<div>A character hangs in the balance. The small boat he's handling is loosing control in a stormy sea. His sailor (a small dog) is terrified and climbs up to the head of his owner, seeking for shelter. The captain has old fashioned clothes and leads the boat with an oar of the shape of a roller brush: he represents the modern artist which, remembering a time when artists thrived in courts, lives in a constant sense of precariousness. Zed1 represents a slice of contemporary life with a delicate and snarky touch, inviting us to jump on the boat of his living to better understand his personal feelings and experiences.&nbsp;</div>

The artist's boat

JBrock

Hogre

<div>Fomentation is a psychological attitude creative and proactive. Two hand stretch out one to another but, separated by the wall's corner, they will never touch. The two artists analyse the deep connection they have with the cutter and the spray can, primary tools for stencil art.&nbsp;</div>

Fomentation

Vhils

<div>This face represents an ordinary man the artist met in his trip to Mexico, but the technique makes it extraordinary. The pieces of Vhils have a unique style: the artist puts a layer of white paint and then he scratches it to delineate the facial outlines. A very complex work, of an inestimable value.&nbsp;</div>

Scratching the surface

<div>The Italian translation of this saying is "Morning has gold in its mouth"... in Italian sounds better trust me!</div>

The early bird catches the worm

A.C.C.

Mauro 149

<div>A cheerful boy feeds the little birds in his brain with some books. There's no better message to leave on the front wall of a school.&nbsp;</div>

Hunger for knowledge

Agostino Iacurci

<div>This mural, in the parking lot of the headquarters of La Stampa newspaper, is conceived as a tale inspired by the famous magician Houdini, so addicted by his tricks to transfer them in his everyday existence.&nbsp;</div>

AbitHoudini

Mauro Fassino

<div>Mauro Fassino is not a street artist: he is a painter, but he managed to make this incredible peace of art on this tall and narrow wall. It's the size of the wall that inspired him (he said it reminded him of a aviary) and he chose a pigeon to represent all the migrating people, often unwanted like this urban bird.&nbsp;</div>

The pigeon

Ericailcane

<div>The bus park has been inhabited since the 2010 PicTurin Festival by four huge anthropomorphic animals, busy with daily life actions. The characters of Ericailcane are very precise, disturbing and fairy-tale at the same time.&nbsp;</div>

<div>Fluvial areas must be fumigated from unpleasant animals, such as rats. Instead of using chemical agents, Roa suggests to reinsert a native animal of the place that could naturally bring balance: the weasel. Made for the 2010 PicTurin festival, this huge artwork is a masterpiece of the anonymous artist, that uses animals (with a phenomenal attention to detail) to represent the life - death circle.&nbsp;</div>

Weasel

Mr. Wany

<div>For the 2010 Picturin Festival, the outer wall of the Antonelli school has been painted with two amazing murals. This one represents an old painter that brings a carousel to life with his blow of stardust, creating a cheerful and fairy atmosphere.&nbsp;</div>

A blow

Boc Crew

<div>For the 2010 Picturin Festival, the outer wall of the Antonelli school has been painted with two amazing murals. This one is a smiling heart-like face with the Mole Antonelliana (the symbol of the city) as a bizarre hat.&nbsp;</div>

Aryz

<div>In 2010 26 artists were invited during the PicTurin festival. Aryz was one of them.<br>He offered the representation (and salvation) of the man victim of consumerism : a figure rises, freed from clothes and therefore from the stereotypes of mass society, while another figure made only of clothes rushes condemned to the approval of fashion and material.&nbsp;</div>

Artworks in Torino