New Street Art Mural By American Urban Artist On The Streets Of Rome, Italy 1

Inspiredd by Girgio De Chirico, this huge wallpainting by Gaia represents the relationship between identity and function in the building process of the city. A figure from Foro Italico sits in the foreground adjacent to a bunch of rotting bananas and “The Cloud” designed by Fuksas currently under construction in EUR.
In the background is a portion of Palazzo Della Civiltà Italiana and MACRO combined extending towards the horizon and an erased monument handling a pickaxe facing a horse.
Take a look at more images by the Blind Eye Factory after the break and then check back with us shortly for more updates from Gaia.

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Curated by 999Contemporary Supported by OIKOS, ENI, Pescerosso, Municipio Roma VIII Supervision: Gianluca Marziani Project Management: Francesca Mezzano Public Management: Dario Marcucci Photo: The Bilnd Eye Factory