David de la Mano Unveils 'Sea Skin' Mural in Salerno's Historic District

The muralist David de la Mano has completed a new public artwork titled 'Sea Skin' in Salerno's old town, commissioned by the Alfonso Gatto Foundation. The piece features a woman's face that merges with maritime imagery like ships and sailors, rendered in a monochromatic palette of black, gray, and white. Located on a historic facade, the mural explores themes of memory, resilience, and coastal life, aligning with the foundation's mission to integrate art and poetry into urban spaces. This work adds to de la Mano's practice of creating symbolic, large-scale public art that engages with local context and collective experience.