Crossroads: a Glimpse into the Life of Alice Pasquini

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Alice Pasquini, a prolific illustrator, creative designer, and painter, has enriched cities with her unique artistic vision for over a decade. Her creations seamlessly integrate women and children into the urban landscape, becoming an integral part of the city’s fabric. Whether it’s large-scale pieces like the iconic wall at the Italian Museum in Melbourne or subtle cameos in cities like London and Marseille, Alice’s distinctive style leaves an indelible mark.

The striking images featured in Crossroads have been curated from the lenses of renowned photographers such as Martha Cooper and Ian Cox. This comprehensive collection is further enriched by a thought-provoking foreword from editor Paulo von Vacano, insightful texts by Jessica Stewart, and contributions from esteemed journalists, including Nicolas Ballario of Rolling Stones and Stephen Heyman of The New York Times. The anthology also includes article excerpts from prominent figures such as Steven P. Harrington and Jaime Rojo, co-founders of Brooklyn Street Art [BSA], Serena Dandini, DJ Gruff, and Chef Rubio.

Crossroads stands as a testament to Alice Pasquini’s influential contributions to the world of street art, offering readers an immersive journey through her distinctive and transformative creations.

“Drawing is my means of being a part of the world.” – Alice Pasquini

Learn more about the artwork, Electra (2017) by Alice Pasquini on STRAAT Museum's collection database.