Why Style Collective

If you are ever in Rome and wanna try out some delicious sandwiches take a metro hop to S.Paolo station on the B-line, get out of the right side of the station, turn right and walk down the street Via G.Gozzi N°201 for a few hundred meters, you’ll find it on your left…believe me it’s worth it, the guy’s got the best ingredients…then you can sit on the bench outside and watch bombed subways rollin’ by on the bridge…Superciccio is tha man!

Roma…1992,The first subway trains are painted.
Roma…2010, eighteen years later the visual impact of Names on the trains hasn’t stopped, instead they pile up on top of each other in a crazy race for visibility, layer over layer, generation over generation. Works constantly moving up and down the city which has become a huge open-air art gallery. These works, being subjected to weather conditions such as wind, rain, dirt, Sun, and human factors such as acids used to clean the windows, slowly get old, just like their Creators get old. Masterpieces that have a life of their own. One could safely assume that that which the Futurist painters theorized 100 years ago has finally been achieved!