As a believing artist in God, I have always sought to explore the boundary between the sacred and the profane through the use of reclaimed materials. I also believe that street-art goes beyond spray paint. Sculptures are pushing the creative boundaries of street-art. I would offer a new approach: working the raw material: wood, steel, iron, and obviously plastic combining it with spray paint to create more than an art piece.

"The Original Sin" emerges from a wall of the Church and results from a deep reflection on the concept of sin. The hand that holds the apple directly alludes to temptation, while the serpent that wraps around it symbolizes corruption. The butterflies represent the souls of sinners, fleeting and volatile.

With this mural installation, I aimed to transform discarded objects into a symbol of redemption and existential reflection, merging religious themes with the language of urban art.
Created 2019
Size 360 × 300 × 50 cm
Materials Plastics, oil barrel, traffic sign (the apple), discarded objects, broken car parts, screws, spray and acrylic paint
Rarity Unique
Medium Street Art, Permanent Urban Installation
Location via Maddalena, 20 San Pantaleo (OT) Italy
Map Reference Point 41°02'49.9"N 9°28'03.1"E
Work in progress
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