Ache77 is a Romanian boy of not even thirty years old. He has been living in Italy for a few years and graduated in sculpture that he chose, above all, to make up for a vision problem that does not allow him to see in depth, making his perception flat. This is why his technique is based on stencil and poster art. A 2D version of how he perceives the world around him. The works often depict faces of real characters who look straight at the viewer and meet his gaze: this exchange represents for the artist the meeting between the public and art.

The purpose of Ache77, co-founder of the Street Levels Gallery in Florence, is to spread street art as much as possible, believing that the work, already graphically effective, combined with an intense serial reproduction becomes even more powerful. His attention can also be seen from the materials used: the papers are almost impalpable and the glues are made at home with water, flour and sugar.

This poster depicting a Jewish man, recognizable by the hat, kissing a Palestinian woman, with the inscription 1+1=1. If for mathematics the result is incorrect, it is right for chemistry, where the sum of two particles produces a larger one. Obviously a message for racial integration, which the artist lives on his skin every day.