Street Art in Civitanova’s Industrial Zone: ‘SHARE’ A Seed in Concrete by Giulio Vesprini

The arrival of the first street art piece in Civitanova’s industrial zone marks a transformative milestone in the area’s cultural landscape. This project was embraced with boundless enthusiasm, as bringing art to a context where culture struggles to flourish is akin to planting a seed in concrete. Art possesses the extraordinary power to breathe life into the most unexpected places.

This mission harmonizes with the spirit of Navitas Coworking, which has cultivated a flourishing coworking space amidst the industrial landscape. It is an act of visionary patronage, weaving urban art into the very fabric of an environment dedicated to labor and production.


The artwork’s palette, drawn from the hues of its surroundings, whispers of nature’s quiet reclamation. Here, beauty transcends the visual; it resides in the project’s soul-stirring vision: to breathe life and creativity into a space not originally designed for such vibrancy. This is the true challenge, and therein lies its profound strength.

The design, a symphony of bold shapes in red, blue, beige, and white, interspersed with verdant foliage, evokes the essence of nature reclaiming its domain. The industrial facade, once stark and utilitarian, now pulses with creativity and color.

This piece stands as a testament to the transformative power of art, turning an industrial zone into a sanctuary of imagination. It challenges the boundaries of where art belongs and reveals that beauty and creativity can flourish even in the most unexpected places.

About the Artist: Giulio Vesprini

Born in Civitanova Marche in 1980, Giulio Vesprini is an artist who masterfully blends art and architecture. With academic roots in fine arts and architecture, Vesprini’s practice is grounded in minimalism and the reactivation of public spaces. His works often explore underutilized or economically unappealing areas, proposing new ways to view and use them.