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the encounter between urban art, local context, and community participation, transforms the village into an open space of creativity, memory, and shared relationships.
CVTA’ STREET FEST – Ten Years of Walls, Stories and Community in Campomarano (2016–2025) tells the story of a decade of urban art, human connections, and shared transformations. Through images, testimonies, and artistic interventions, the book traces the evolution of the festival and the ongoing dialogue between artists, residents, and the local territory. A visual and human archive celebrating the power of public art to create memory, encounters, and a sense of community in the heart of Campomarano.
Conceived by Alice Pasquini, the festival has, year after year, transformed the small village of Campomarano into a meeting place for urban art, collective memory, and participation. Through murals, stories, photographs, and personal accounts, the book retraces ten years of artistic interventions and human relationships, showing how the festival fostered an authentic connection between artists, inhabitants, and the territory. A collective narrative celebrating public art as a tool for community building and cultural regeneration.
Visual artist and leading figure in contemporary street art, Alice Pasquini has long developed a practice that weaves together public art, human relationships, and the identity of places.
Alice Pasquini is an Italian visual artist and muralist internationally recognized for her work in public space. Born in Rome, she has developed an artistic practice that blends illustration, painting, and urban art, with a strong focus on human relationships and everyday stories. After studying at the Academy of Fine Arts, she worked across numerous countries in Europe, America, and Asia, creating interventions on walls, trains, and urban surfaces. Her work is characterized by female figures, intimate gestures, and scenes of shared life. Over the years, she has participated in major international street art festivals and exhibited in galleries and cultural institutions. Alongside her artistic practice, she has developed projects related to urban regeneration and community engagement. She is the founder of CVTA’ Street Fest in Campomarano, created with the aim of fostering a dialogue between contemporary art and local context. Her work is now regarded as one of the most influential voices in contemporary Italian street art.
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