by Olga Mugnaini From the rock paintings to the engravings of Val Camonica, from the graffiti of Pompeii up to the writings on the walls of contemporary metropolis, leaving a mark in the shared space is a gesture that crosses epochs, cultures and continents. The art, therefore, was not born in the twentieth century, but comes from a much further time, sinking its roots in a real ancestral need. It is born from this consideration, which puts at t…
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by Olga Mugnaini From the rock paintings to the engravings of Val Camonica, from the graffiti of Pompeii up to the writings on the walls of contemporary metropolis, leaving a mark in the shared space is a gesture that crosses epochs, cultures and continents. The art, therefore, was not born in the twentieth century, but comes from a much further time, sinking its roots in a real ancestral need. It is born from this consideration, which puts at t…