Tag: Agostino Iacurci
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“Inmobile” New mural by Agostino Iacurci x Festiwall in Ragusa, Italy
Like SatOne (covered), Agostino Iacurci is one of the artists invited to take part of the second edition of the Festiwall in Ragusa, Italy. The new mural depicts a pile of tea pots and vases placed horizontally on top of each other. Water flows from the openings whilst plants and birds seem to find a new habitat in them. They…
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Agostino Iacurci x Mural Social Club in Kiev
Italian artist Agostino Iacurci just finished his large-scale mural in Kyiv, Ukraine as a part of the Mural Social Club Festival. Titled ‘Water, please”, the new artwork is part of Iacurci’s ongoing series depicting “Still lives” and according to the artist, it is inspired by the reading of “Another Ukraine”, a blog that describes “unexpected and non-stereotyped…
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Agostino Iacurci x St+Art India in New Delhi
Italian street artist and illustrator Agostino Iacurci just finished this large mural at the Gonvin Puri Metro Station in Delhi as part of the always great St+Art India festival. Not unlike the rest of his work, the new mural features Agostino Iacurci’s characteristic imagery, a visual vocabulary able to condense stories open to various levels of reading. Making…
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Agostino Iacurci New mural for “Le 4eme Mur” in Niort, France
Agostino Iacurci was recently in France where he painted this new mural for “Le 4eme Mur” an event curated by Erik Surmmont in the city of Niort. Featuring his characteristic imagery, a visual vocabulary able to condense stories open to various levels of reading and where his characters seem suspended in time making us rediscover their narrative power…
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Agostino Iacurci for the Light up Torpigna! project in Rome
Like 2501, Agostino Iacurci was also in Rome in order to take part of the Light up Torpigna! project curated by Wunderkammern Gallery. Featuring his characteristic imagery, a visual vocabulary able to condense stories open to various levels of reading and where his characters seem suspended in time making us rediscover their narrative power and the urban context…
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Pastel x Agostino Iacurci “Pollination” New mural in Miami
A few weeks ago Pastel and Agostino Iacurci where in Miami during the Miami Art Basel where he decided to collaborate in this new mural titled “Pollination” which the artists explain as follows: “We define “Pollination” as the process by which pollen (cosmopolite element) is transferred from the anther (main part) to the stigma (accessory…
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Agostino Iacurci New Mural In Roma, Italy
After a lovely first wall about a week ago, here Agostino Iacurci‘s second and last mural for the SanBa Project in Rome. Yet another great piece from this Italian painter and illustrator whose work is characterized by flat, coloured backgrounds in bright tones. His work owns a visual vocabulary that is able to condense stories…
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Agostino Iacurci x SanBa In San Basilio, Rome
Agostino Iacurci just finished this beautiful mural for Progetto SanBa, an initiative that intends to give the San Basilio neighbourhood a facelift through art. “The Blind Wall” as Iacurci’s mural has been titled, is the third of four mural created for the project and like the others, it is located in the intersection of via Fabriano and via Recanati. A beautiful addition. Images via…
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“Homo Paleolicus” by Agostino Iacurci x Memorie Urbane – Arce, Italy
Agostino Iacurci just completed this new mural for Memorie Urbane in Arce, Italy. Entitled “Homo Paleolicus” the new mural features one of Iacurci’s signature characters mounted on a paper plane and flying over a what it seems a volcanic landscape. As usual, his work is characterised by an illustrative stroke, bright tones and flat, coloured backgrounds where the desire to speak to…
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“Intruder” Agostino Iacurci New Mural in Nuremberg
“Intruder” is Italian artist Agostino Iacurci’s latest mural in beautiful Nuremberg, Germany. As mentioned before, his work is characterised by an illustrative stroke, bright tones and flat, colored backgrounds. Helped by a visual vocabulary able to condense stories open to various levels of reading creates Iarcuci figures and characters that seem suspended in time and that makes us…
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