Deep Blue, Bifido and Julieta’mural in Greece

10 days in a refugee camp, two artists and a murals.
This is how Deep Blue was born, the latest work by the Casertan street artist Bifido and the Valencian street artist Julieta.

The two, who had never previously collaborated, lived for a week in close contact with the migrants of Volo, a Greek town on the outskirts of Thessaly, talking to them about their goals, hopes and future.
All their words and confidences were then translated into a murals in which a child tightens a bird, symbol of freedom to travel, and he is surrounded by many small houses, symbol of a life that can change and can also also find a house.

“Through the streets and white walls we fly like little birds. People around inviting us, giving us food, hugs and spying us through the curtains  hidding behind windows not strong enough to divide. And everything changes in our lives. Being a foreigner between foreigners and feeling like home “

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