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Furthering his examination of geometric forms interacting in a multi-dimensional field, Etnik creates this new mural in a Roman neighborhood in full view from your terrace. The cube forms emanate forward from a central gravity mass toward the viewer, popping off the enormous sky-blue canvas.
Etnik. Street Heart. Rome. April 2015. (photo © Blind Eye Factory)
The wall is part of a project sponsored by the 5th Municipality of Rome Capital, on a building at Via Bartolomeo Perestrello. Initiated by a gallery in Tor Pignattara, be sure to check out the video of Etni in action at the end of the post.The “Street Heart” project is curated by Marta Gargiulo and Varsi gallery along with Massimo Scrocca and Marco Gallotta.
Etnik. Street Heart. Rome. April 2015. (photo © Blind Eye Factory)
Etnik. Street Heart. Rome. April 2015. (photo © Blind Eye Factory)
Etnik. Street Heart. Rome. April 2015. (photo © Blind Eye Factory)
Etnik. Street Heart. Rome. April 2015. (photo © Blind Eye Factory)
Etnik in Rome from Blindeye Factory
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