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Created for the IArt Fivas project

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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AlvaMoca’s mural honors the agricultural soul of Roccamena, celebrating the farmers whose labor turns earth into nourishment. Their work is portrayed as a kind of sacred choreography, a harmonious exchange between human devotion and nature’s generosity. These caretakers of the land are depicted as holders of ancient knowledge, their daily rituals transforming soil into life‑sustaining abundance.

The artwork, infused with earthy tones and an otherworldly glow, offers an abstract yet emotionally resonant vision of creation. It evokes the cyclical rhythm of farming—the sowing, the nurturing, the harvest—capturing both the physical effort and the spiritual depth embedded in these acts. At the mural’s core lies a vertical eye, a symbol of the sacred feminine that draws on mythological and esoteric traditions. This motif invites viewers to recognize the divine presence within ordinary agricultural gestures, suggesting that tending the land is not merely labor but a profound, life‑giving act woven into the fabric of existence.

https://youtu.be/dFEVHEi0Ma0?si=4A0rNSjAV2CGIbkY

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