When Street Artists Meet the Art of Salvatore Ferragamo

"In the Heart of Irpinia" a work that represents the perceptive synthesis of the surrounding territory. The intervention recalls the recurrence of the natural element in the work of Ferragamo.

Tellas at work to create his Irpinia abstract landscape. Tellas was inspired by the 1938 boot by Salvatore Ferragamo.

The landscape is the physiological source of inspiration for the artist who chooses infrequent colors in his production to tell a story of grapes and wine, of earth and nature.

Tellas is known for its artistic research linked to nature and interaction with the territory.

The work of Gola Hundun recalls the work of Ferragamo who loved to incorporate natural and animal elements into his creations.

Gola's work is inspired by human and animal nature. It tells the moment of the day when the sun has not yet set but the lunar light overwhelms the landscape.

Gola Hundun investigates the relationship between humanity and the biosphere.

Gola represents a forest of natural elements where leaves, birds and the profile of a deer stand out which is a symbol of human wisdom and represents the wild nature of nature.

"Nodo" is a mural that translates Ferragamo's concept of femininity into a single figure: an invitation to rediscover the beauty of everyday life and the grace that belongs to all women.

Milu Correch's paintings are the result of a meticulous and in-depth study of human anatomy.

The knot in the handkerchief represents the gesture of memory. Milu was inspired by the figure of Salvatore Ferragamo's daughter.

Millo: "Sometimes as blind we don't see the magic, the beauty, the uniqueness that is hidden in each of us, as blind we act forgetting how special we are. Rediscover your rainbow."

Millo carries out an aesthetic research interpreting urban environments with large murals using simple lines mainly in black and white.

Millo: "Sometimes as blind we don't see the magic, the beauty, the uniqueness that is hidden in each of us, as blind we act forgetting how special we are. Rediscover your rainbow."

Millo was inspired by the 'rainbow shoe' made by Salvatore Ferragamo in 1938 for Judy Garland while he was playing ‘’ Dorothy ’’ in the movie ‘’ Il mago di Oz ’’.

The murals by Impronte, inspired by the models by Salvatore Ferragamo, return to the urban geography of Bonito a creative character but at the same time on a human scale.