Street Art by Alice Pasquini – In Salerno, Italy
By Vidar
Street Artist Alice Pasquini
By Alice Pasquini in Salerno, Italy.
“Alfonso Gatto is one of the most important 20th century Italian poets and being born in Salerno, the foundation asked me to create a work inspired by his poetry. Artist Greenpino painted the words of his poetry on the steps, while I painted the walls of the staircase. This is the result.” – Alice Pasquini.
Photos by Alice and Dario Salzano. For the Fondazione Alfonso Gatto.
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