Graniti Murales Valeria Lombardo
Museum | Graniti | Sicily | Italy
Graniti, a picturesque village in the heart of the Alcantara Valley in Sicily, has evolved into a vibrant open-air museum since 2017. Artists from around the world have adorned the facades of buildings with over 35 impressive murals that reflect the cultural heritage and history of the region.
Among the many artists involved in this project is Valeria Lombardo. Her mural, located at Via Maurolico 9, seamlessly blends into the village's overall aesthetic and contributes to the artistic diversity of Graniti.
The Graniti Murales initiative was launched by Salvatore Romano and Karin Maier with the goal of revitalizing the village through art and culture, and promoting cultural exchange between the local community and international artists. Under the artistic direction of Richard Ralya, this project has transformed Graniti into a lively hub for contemporary art.
The murals of Graniti are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also tell stories about local history, traditions, and community unity. Each artwork is unique and reflects the vision and style of the respective artist.
For art lovers and travelers, Graniti offers a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of street art and experience the creative energy of this Sicilian village. The murals are spread throughout the village and can be discovered with a leisurely stroll.
