“Punto di Fuga” – New Installation by JR in Rome (IT)
Yet another monumental trompe l’oeil left by acclaimed street artist JR on a famed building in Italy. After “The Wound” on Palazzo Strozzi in Florence, which has sparkled a conversation about art accessibility in the time of Covid, the French artist offered an imaginary look behind the walls of Palazzo Farnese, one of the most important High Renaissance palaces in Rome and home to the French Embassy in Italy.
Titled “Punto di Fuga” (vanishing point, in Italian), the installation alludes to the French Embassy’s desire to stay metaphorically open even during the restoration work of the Renaissance building.
I'm a writer who is specialised in street art and graffiti. Since 2011 I have run this independent street art blog, which has been the media partner of important street art festivals around Europe. I was the Communication & Content Manager of Amsterdam's STRAAT Museum and now I'm a freelance writer and content creator based in Rome. I work for creative enterprises and museums, and my writing was published in street art catalogues and art publications.
