Sic(k)ily on canvas, poster, wallpaper and ArtFrame by Lowly Planet

Sic(k)ily is a visual journey through the grotesque alter ego of contemporary Sicily. The idea stems from the desire to reveal what tourist marketing conceals, namely what remains when urban and environmental planning has failed or proved insufficient. It’s an invitation to see the island not as we wish it were, but for how it courageously persists in its own abandonment. Following this inverted itinerary, the visitor is no longer a consumer of panoramas, but a witness of the violent dialogue between the splendor of the past and a present marked by illegal dumps and abondoned buildings.