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Who Is Mr Klevra?

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Mr Klevra is a Rome-based artist. He started as a writer in 1994 and as his work progressed he became more interested in street art. Mr Klevra uses the street as if it was an art gallery: each work must have the right location, the right lighting… His works are able to instantly catch attention of a passer-by with amazing details, color shades, written and hidden symbols of various kinds.
Mr Klevra is also a Christian iconography and Byzantine painting enthusiast which is reflected in his artworks.

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~ By Mr Klevra ~ Photo: isupportstreetart.com

Mr Klevra Rome

~ By Mr Klevra ~ Rome, Italy – Photo: streetarthub.com

Click here to see his giant mural from the peripheral district Tor Marancia in Rome, Italy!

Have a nice day!

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Tor Marancia, Rome – Part V

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Last gallery showing murals from the peripheral district Tor Marancia in Rome, Italy!
Previous parts: Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV.

The first mural “Distance Man Nature” by Jerico has been inspired by the famous Genesis image by Michelangelo that is located on the ceiling of the Sistine Chaple in Vatican. Jerico was born in the Philippines and grew up in Sao Paulo.

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By Pantonio

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Beautiful mural  by Portuguese artist Pantonio in Tor Marancia, Rome, Italy.
The piece titled “Il Ponentino (The West Wind)”depicts fishes and whales wildly floating on the facade,  almost beyond the wall’s limits. The title refers to a typical Roman wind that has been present during the making of this mural. Pantonio used shades of blue and turquoise to create this dreamlike picture.


“Il Ponentino” is one of my favourite works from Tor Marancia, it reminds me of carefree summers and swimming with the creatures of the ocean. I chose this mural for today because the Pisces are my zodiacal sign and it is my birthday today.

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Tor Marancia, Rome – Part IV

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“Veni Vidi Vici” “I came; I saw; I conquered” – a famous phrase used by Julius Caesar after he had achieved a quick victory at the Battle of Zella. In this mural French-American artists Lek & Sowat decided to use Caesar’s phrase with a fake typo. “Veni Vidi Vinci” is a reference to the name of a Great artist: Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci. Lek & Sowat painted the letters in gold so that it can shine when the sun hits the building with all its power.

Click here to read Tor Marancia – Part I, Part II or Part III if you haven’t done so already.



The next mural is a vibrant piece by German artist Rafael Gerlach aka Satone. He titled his beautiful work “Waterfall of words” as he was inspired by the melody of the Italian language.

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Tor Marancia, Rome – Part III

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This gallery of murals from Tor Marancia, Rome consists of works by Gaia and Moneyless.
Click here for Part I or here for Part II!

Andrew Pisacane aka Gaia painted the building’s facade with a nice sky blue veined with clouds. Gaia enjoys mixing different styles such as Surrealism, Postmodernism, Hyperrealism and more. Here we can find random floating objects like an orange and the head of a classic statue with a fishtail.
His piece is called “Entertainment Renewal Maturity”.

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