Art L’arte sa nuotare and Blub’s street art
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L’arte sa nuotare and Blub’s street art

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Giulia Guido
Larte sa nuotare e la street art di Bulb | Collater.al

If you haven’t heard of him yet, maybe it’s time to meet him. I’m talking about Blub, the Florentine street artist, who in recent years is gaining more and more notoriety thanks to his murals of the series L’arte sa nuotare that represent some of the most famous works of art submerged by water. 

Yes, the Mona Lisa, Dante, The Birth of Venus, theGirl with a Pearl Earring and many others, all with a mask, are depicted as if they were diving into the sea. 

Bulb creates these works in acrylic, preferring metal surfaces and over the years the doors of gas or electricity that are found in the streets have proved to be perfect, also succeeding in framing the artwork. 

Discover his works in our gallery and on Blub’s Instagram profile

Larte sa nuotare e la street art di Bulb | Collater.al
Larte sa nuotare e la street art di Bulb | Collater.al
Larte sa nuotare e la street art di Bulb | Collater.al
Larte sa nuotare e la street art di Bulb | Collater.al
Larte sa nuotare e la street art di Bulb | Collater.al
Larte sa nuotare e la street art di Bulb | Collater.al
Larte sa nuotare e la street art di Bulb | Collater.al
Larte sa nuotare e la street art di Bulb | Collater.al
Larte sa nuotare e la street art di Bulb | Collater.al
Larte sa nuotare e la street art di Bulb | Collater.al
Larte sa nuotare e la street art di Bulb | Collater.al
Larte sa nuotare e la street art di Bulb | Collater.al
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Written by Giulia Guido

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