Among the Lunetta murals

Where there was a colourless, deprived suburb, Now Without Frontiers has brought colour and smiles. Today's Lunetta, a neighbourhood on the outskirts of the city, is teeming with wall canvases that praise and encourage brotherhood, the exchange of experiences, skins, cultures. And so, in the reduced space of a few streets, an itinerary has taken shape, composed of 27 street art works capable of intriguing and intriguing, starting with Corn79 and Ti Voglio Conoscere by Bianco-Valente, passing through the abstractionism of Vesod and the urbanistic decompositions of Etnik, arriving at Mantonwall, the acclaimed Perino&Vele and the disruptive creativity of Made514. Fabio Petani's tree and the bees on a red background by Ericailcane & Bastardilla provide an iconographic counterpoint to the snake that undergoes its metamorphosis into a horse again by Mades 514. Precisely Lunetta's transformation, also manifested through the works of Peeta and Progetto Nova, Mach505 attests to its rebirth in the furrow traced by contemporary art.