Murals in Rome

Street art in Rome displays the passionary, in-depth approach of new artists to ecology, technology and globalization.

The images in this field are mostly futuristic yet fatalistic and dark, solemn by nature.

Many of them mimick the uniqueness of the artistic school of the Netherlands with its complicated and multi-level symbolism.

The humanity is portrayed as the enemy of the nature, people are seen as products and brands, and while in some works the evidence of the global conspiracy is not seen, the adaptability of the mankind is doubted by artists who focus on human vulnerabilities and not strengths.

The association between progress and dirt, technology and disaster is clear to see,
and the overall impression of these works is bright and a bit anarchic, however the composition of these murals is closer to triptichs by Bruegel and his semi-fictional visual narrative.

These examples of protest street art in Rome are really worth your attention.