The first green mural paying homage to the LGBT+ movement was inaugurated in Rome on a large wall courtesy of the Armellini State Industrial Technical Institute (ITIS) in Largo Beato Placido Riccardi, San Paolo district (Rome).
The project, strongly desired and supported by the Dutch Embassy in Italy, was curated by Yourban 2030 in collaboration with the Circolo Mario Mieli with the patronage of the Municipality VIII of Rome.
The 250-square-meter work, the largest green mural in Europe, was created by the Dutch street artist JDL and is a new monument for Rome. The first in a series of walls of all murals and monuments, tributes, and works of art in the open air are made with smog-eating paint. A hymn to love and the right to happiness is at the same time color and urban regeneration, restyling creativity of the city and sending a message capable of transforming a white wall into a work of art accessible to all.