Created for the IArt Fivas project, check all murals here

Revitalization of urban peripheries through the creation of 8 multipurpose cultural centers (CCP) and social, recreational, and educational services, together with Street Art interventions, to enhance the identity of the territory.

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Unfolding like a vivid tapestry in Piazza Umberto I in Mezzojuso, where history and artistry intertwine. The mural artistically enshrines the essence of the Mastro di Campo festival, a spectacle of pageantry and passion, unique in its kind and celebrated for over two centuries. Against a backdrop of dramatic flair, a representation that involves one hundred characters dressed in period costumes and which, ultimately, is the story of a conquest, a wonderful revival of the game of love. The absolute protagonist of this game is the Field Master, draped in his iconic red mask, who attempts to conquer the Queen, the archetype of every beloved woman, an ethereal figure. The artist paints the figure of the king, in the sumptuous clothing and solemnity of the large white beard and cigar, rival in love of the Master of the Field. Both are fighting for the queen’s hand. The king represents winter’s final touch, contrasted with the Master, the image of spring, of rebirth. The Queen, on the other hand, is the image of the pure Beauty of nature in this elaborate dance of the seasons. The murals’ vibrant colours and dynamic forms capture the festival’s spirit, portraying a poetic battle where spring’s hopeful renewal clashes with the residual chill of winter, celebrating the eternal cycle of love and rebirth.