Italy graffiti from Pisa 2008

Italy graffiti from Pisa 2008 Tommaso Santucci

Here are some great urban art photos taken in Pisa, Italy by Bret McNee.

Have a look at the Bret McNee site, it’s full of goodness. You can also follow him on Twitter.

The artist is Tommaso Santucci, you can find him at MySpace where there are some other awesome photos of his graffiti and urban art too.

Italy graffiti taken in Pisa in 2008 - Artist is Tommaso Santucci - urban art/graffiti

Italy graffiti taken in Pisa in 2008 - Artist is Tommaso Santucci - urban art/graffiti

Italy graffiti taken in Pisa in 2008 - Artist is Tommaso Santucci - urban art/graffiti - This one especially reminds me of Keith Haring with the purple shapes all interconnected.

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Italy graffiti taken in Pisa in 2008 - Artist is Tommaso Santucci - urban art/graffiti

Italy graffiti taken in Pisa in 2008 - Artist is Tommaso Santucci - urban art/graffiti

Italy graffiti has always been great, check out this old post about Italian urban artist Blu. Also there is a great bit of Blu graffiti on this London post.

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3 Responses to “Italy graffiti from Pisa 2008”

1. Riot For Quiet Studios » Blog Archive » Picutres Featured at World-Graffiti.com says:

   June 4, 2009 at 9:26 am

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2. Ralph Ivy says:

   June 12, 2009 at 6:13 am

   Graffiti art is definitely an intriguing form. I like work that breaks from the traditional modes. It is the history of all art, and good to see it remains alive and well. Like all new moves, some take a while for the art world to adjust. Some paths dwindle out. Some open unexpected new terrain.

   I particular like the Italian graffiti here. It retains familiar but intricate images while drawing me further into
   this world.

   Thank you for recording an on-going journey.
3. EPierro says:

   October 3, 2009 at 6:58 am

   Ah, I was there only a month ago. His graffiti is very good. Interestingly, I showed this to my cousin and she explained to me in Italy that it’s the norm when construction is going on for graffiti artists to come in a graff all over the boards covering the scaffolding. Encouraged, even. Awesome stuff.