“To See The Stars Again” is a mural created in Salerno, in the Fornelle district. Covering approximately 145 square meters, the work serves as an invitation to lift our gaze from the modern Selva Oscura—the dark wood of the digital and display era—to rediscover a connection with the world’s breath, with matter, and with life itself.

A clash between pixel and dust, between screen and sky.

Through a dynamic composition of chromatic "tears," the wall ceases to be a physical limit and becomes a threshold. The gashes that cross the surface represent the laceration of contemporary society, fragmented between real and virtual identity.

The stars become symbols, icons, coordinates.
Signs of a digital culture we carry within us.

They guide us upwards in an ascensional movement that transforms the physical limit of the wall into an opening toward the overcoming of darkness.

Yet, they still point in one direction: upwards. To return to the light.

To See The Stars Again.