NEVERCREW is an art collective that's based in Lugano, Switzerland. Made up from the talents of Christian Rebecchi and Pablo Togni, NEVERCREW is known for a number of murals that expand an international scale.
One of the latest of these works includes 'Inhuman Barries,' a piece that addresses immigration. The mural shows people falling from a crystal-like rock, with the icy planet offering them no protection. The piece is said to be in support of the Women Asylum Seekers Together, a solidarity group that's located in Manchester, England.
NEVERCREW's project takes up the side of a building that stands at several storeys high. Other works from the collective include a number of murals that comment on liberation, animal cruelty and global warming.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Immigration-themed Murals
- Opportunity to use street art as a medium for raising awareness and sparking dialogue on complex social issues like immigration.
- Community Solidarity
- Potential to create art projects that support and amplify the work of local solidarity groups, fostering a sense of unity and support within communities.
- Art as Political Commentary
- Artists leveraging their work to critique and challenge social norms, providing a platform for marginalized voices to be heard.
Sectors Adopting This
- Street Art
- Street artists can explore creating immersive murals tackling important issues, providing a unique form of expression in public spaces.
- Nonprofit Organizations
- Opportunity for nonprofit organizations to collaborate with artists on public art initiatives that align with their mission and raise awareness on pressing social issues.
- Activism and Advocacy
- Art as a catalyst for activism, encouraging individuals and groups to take action and advocate for positive change in society.
