The walls are supports for thoughts and creative expression of freedom and they are accessible to all.
Inspired by the Accademia Carrara framework Portrait of Beatrice Presti, this mural depicts a female face in front and in the two profiles. It is located on the wall of the Bus station.
This street work can be found in Via David, behind the ex factories of Italcementi. Here, on a wall 150 meters long, the muraleses were made by about fifty artists, among which the Italian Orticanoodleses and the Polish M-City. The intervention dates back to September 2008, when the street artists were given appointment on the spot to create their works, in only one day.
Walking by foot to Malpensata will bring you to the discovery of some fascinating portraits in black and white. They are the works of the Portuguese artist João Samina who last June within the project Face to Face, painted ten faces "taken in loan" from ten people from the district.
There are humans, animals, reptiles, dinosaurs, red crabs and even fruits – apples and bananas – in the mural that Blu gave to the residents of Celadina district in Bergamo. They stay all together in a big house with an orange roof, to represent a new way to conceive popular neighborhoods.
The work was painted on a wall of an abandoned building using different colors, from pink to orange, yellow, red, green and blue of course, facing the street.
And you can find in Bergamo many more street works.
