A certain defined maritime surrealism again provides us the lens through which NEVERCREW interprets the dominance and selfish behaviors of man over nature and how they continue to backfire. A “Cluster” of sea animals and binder clips and folders float on over and below one another in this new mural in Novara, Italy.
Nevercrew. “Cluster” Novara, Italy. November, 2018. (photo © Nevercrew)
“We worked on vision and on layers, playing between real and painted elements, creating a fake dimension in front of the building and using this to analyze, once more, the perception that mankind has of the environmental situation, of the actual connection with the overall balance, to recall the need to recognize and overcome the detachment,” say the painting pair, Christian Rebecchi & Pablo Togni.
Nevercrew. “Cluster” Novara, Italy. November, 2018. (photo © Nevercrew)
Nevercrew. “Cluster” Novara, Italy. November, 2018. (photo © Nevercrew)
Nevercrew. “Cluster” Novara, Italy. November, 2018. (photo © Nevercrew)
Nevercrew. “Cluster” Novara, Italy. November, 2018. (photo © Nevercrew)
Nevercrew. “Cluster” Novara, Italy. November, 2018. (photo © Nevercrew)
Nevercrew. “Cluster” Novara, Italy. November, 2018. (photo © Nevercrew)
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