During the Festival Sete Sòis Sete Luas in Pombal, Portugal, the Italian street artist Eron signed his latest work.!
Revoluçao dos Cravos, this is the name of the new wall painting, stands on a completely white facade of a windowless building that stands on a small square dedicated to Fernando José Salgueiro Maia, one of the officers who made a decisive contribution to the overthrow of the dictatorial regime during the Revoluçao dos Cravos, of which the beautiful carnation is a symbol.

The work, minimal and refined, amazes the viewer with poetry and a strong emotional charge.
An elderly woman looks from her window at a group of flying doves as she holds a vase full of red carnations beside her.
The doves, each of a different color, represented some of the fundamental values in which a civil society should believe, including peace, freedom and acceptance.

The incredibly realistic mural joining a series of works that in recent weeks have criticised the current world political situation in a manner that is not too veiled.