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Millo Mural

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Via Vittorio Alfieri is home to a giant street-art mural by Italian artist Francesco Camillo Giorgino (aka Millo). Using his trademark black-and-white urban landscapes, the work is both a homage to local sculptors and a meditation on the act of retrieving beauty from raw materials, including concrete.


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