Murals by Agostino Iacurci bring drab buildings to life in bold jewel tones, playful patterns, color blocks, and symmetry. Whether painting directly onto bricks and plaster or designing immense fabric sheaths to cover construction scaffolding, the artist’s vibrant compositions enliven street corners and urban thoroughfares.
Iacurci often emphasizes geometric patterns, flora, classical vases, and niches that hold symbolic objects or figures. You might enjoy checking out Gingko Press’s Mural Masters, a survey of the next generation of street artists, and see more on Iacurci’s website and Instagram.
“Landscape n.1” (2021), wall painting, 27.7 x 7.1 meters. Las Vegas, Nevada. Commissioned by Life is Beautiful“Disegno d’esame” (2021), enamel on wall, dimensions variable. Pascucci Elementary School, Santarcangelo di Romagna. Photo by Francesco Marini“Grüne Oase” (2024). Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Photo by Ivan Murzin“COINCIDENCES.” Ensorinstituut, Oostende, Belgium. Produced by The Crystal ShipDetail of “COINCIDENCES”“Landscape n.2” (2021), print on PVC scaffold sheet, 17 x 14 meters. Pastificio Cerere, Rome. Photo by Carlo Romano“Landscape n.3” (2021). Pinacoteca Civica, Foggia. Photo by Domenico d’Alessandro“L’antiporta” (2021), paint on wall, dimensions variable. Biblioteca Ugo Tognazzi, Pomezia. Curated by Marcello Smarrelli and Pastificio Cerere for Sol Indiges. Photo by Lorenzo PalmieriDetail of “L’antiporta”Detail of “Cardi (1571-2021).” Photo by Domenico d’AlessandroDetail of “Disegno d’esame.” Photo by Domenico d’Alessandro
