CIVITA DISTRICT

THE AUTHOR SAYS: “Civita (from the Latin civitas) is the name of an old district of Catania. August 17, 1943 is the date on which Operation Husky or the allied landing in Sicily is considered completed. The neighborhood was the object of military targets and was hit by intense bombing, which created the “great urban void”. The square takes its name from this date. The square, for years left to decay and neglect, today returns to new life thanks to the joint work of citizens, residents, artists, volunteers and entrepreneurs. The attempts to give new dignity to the square, a symbol of destruction but also of rebirth, were many. Among them, street art is the most successful.”

HOW IT’S MADE: this artwork is glass free, printed with UV printing, panelled on a rigid support and then framed with a black wood frame. The artwork measures 60 x 50 cm. Last but not least, this unique handcrafted piece is signed by the artist on the back and comes with its certificate of authenticity.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST: € 174,00

PRICE INCLUDES: the cost of the artwork’s value, printing and framing with Made in Italy wood. It has a number and a certificate of Authenticity. The artwork will be delivered to your home in a wooden box created specifically for a shipment that ensures the artwork to arrive at its destination without damage.

PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE: shipping costs in EU or extra EU