F IS FOR...graFFiti Fendi calls eight graffiti talents for a special performance
by Warios
Member of the "Calligraffiti Ambassadors" group
by Alice Pasquini
In 2016 she was commissioned to paint the facade of the Italian Museum in Melbourne, where she also held an exhibition
by JBRock
"I think that every human being has a way of life, written on his DNA, and the most difficult thing is to find it, identify in and then fight to pursue it. I was lucky enough to find my way of life.”
by Brus
Graffitista from 2001
by Napal
From Australia to Rome
by Mr Pepsy
Music is his greatest source of inspiration and he sees the walls as large canvases where to express art
by Gemello
Born in 1984, he's a painter and songwriter
by Lady Nina
It all started with the tags and flops in her neighborhood and then arrived at the MACRO in Rome
Fendi continues its adventure to discover new worlds and new ways of expressing itself through art, design and... graffiti. F IS FOR... launches a new project with the help of eight artists who, under the guidance of the Roman brand, gathered at the Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana for a special night-time graffiti-art performance. An appointment under the banner of creativity and talent that is hidden behind Fendi's total white tracksuits.
The theme launched is the world, or rather, how the map of our planet can be interpreted by these boys and girls, armed only with a colored spray and an idea to tell.
by Gemello
Born in 1984, he's a painter and songwriter
by Lady Nina
It all started with the tags and flops in her neighborhood and then arrived at the MACRO in Rome
by Napal
From Australia to Rome
by Mr Pepsy
Music is his greatest source of inspiration and he sees the walls as large canvases where to express art
by Brus
Graffitista from 2001
by JBRock
"I think that every human being has a way of life, written on his DNA, and the most difficult thing is to find it, identify in and then fight to pursue it. I was lucky enough to find my way of life.”
by Alice Pasquini
In 2016 she was commissioned to paint the facade of the Italian Museum in Melbourne, where she also held an exhibition
by Warios
Member of the "Calligraffiti Ambassadors" group
In this way Fendi approaches the world of Millennials and pays homage to the long tradition of graffiti art. Because after all, street art had always this aim: to celebrate what is beyond aesthetics, dwelling on the message, communicate something concrete and mark the story once again.
