Three new murals by Geometric Bang, Tellas, and Dulk debut in Senigallia, Pesaro, and Marina di Ragusa

Three new murals have been unveiled along Italy's coasts this summer 2017. In Senigallia, street artist Geometric Bang (born 1984 in Lodi) completed 'Universe' on the facade and underpass of the railway station, inaugurated on August 14 after ten days of work. The piece features a geometric explosion with primary colors, large eyes, and hands emerging from starry backgrounds. In Pesaro, Tellas created 'Ciclico' on the 260-meter-long Molo di Levante of the port, inaugurated on August 3, with help from students of Liceo Artistico Mengaroni and artist Gabriele Arruzzo, organized by association Re/Ur Reperti Urbani as part of the 'Portobello' project (active since 2014). In Marina di Ragusa, a preview mural for the third edition of FestiWall (curated by Associazione Culturale Pandora, scheduled September 24–30 in Ragusa) features a kingfisher by Valencian street artist Dulk, symbolizing migration due to climate change. The festival will also feature Dulk painting in Ragusa.