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Street Art

Welcome to Trullo, the hood of street poetry and guerrilla painting

If Pasquino is no longer lampooning from his popular corner near Piazza Navona, the walls of Rome are still speaking in rhymes in Trullo district, a suburb in the western part of Rome, where seven guys are spreading metroromantic poems all around the hood.

Gaeta Street Art

One day in Gaeta: the street art festival, a sunny beach and a birthday cake

Etam Cru, Memorie Urbane | Gaeta

– “…and I guess now we should turn right”

– “nope, that’s no possible, let me see the map”

– “look…there it is!”

– “where?”

– “over there! Let’s go!”

On the 27th of July I turned 30 years old and I decided to celebrate with the ultimate graffiti hunting.

Gaeta Street Art Video

My 30th bday… in 30 seconds!

Belgrade Street Art

Savamala street art

So many things are happening this week, but I still keep my word and write once in a while for www.stillinbelgrade.com about how amazing Belgrade is (while I keep hoping to go back to Serbia one day, hopefully soon…).

This time I’m interviewing three street artists who repainted the Savamala neighborhood, contributing to the transformation process of this area into the most interesting neighborhood in Belgrade.

Another Rome || Ostiense Street Art

Garbatella is a poetic neighborhood

Garbatella is a poetic neighbourhood.

Garbatella is a maze of courtyards, each one with its own gardens, squares, stairs, balconies and fountains.

New York Street Art

Welcome to Hipsterland

Disclaimer: I am not a hipster, but I don’t hate them.

Actually during my holiday in New York it has been quite fun to hang out at Brooklyn’s hottest hipster neighborhoods, namely the neighborhoods of Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Bushwick and DUMBO. Why DUMBO? Because I found that there is a bit of that hipster Brooklyn vibe along with a more sophisticated yuppie vibe.

And so… welcome to Hipsterland!