The artists

Ten international artists have transformed the stations, trains, and depot of the Brescia metro system into a constantly expanding artistic revolution.
Each has brought their own unique language and vision of contemporary urban art.

Geometric minimalism, erasure techniques, arcade aesthetics, dreamlike neorealism, 3D lettering, color transforming into architecture, pictorial illusions, and cyberpunk imagery—discover the artists behind the works that make up this distributed metro museum.

Portrait of Serapinas standing leaning against wood

Augustas Serapinas

Portrait of Andreas Angelidakis on a sofa, with a small orange dog in his arms

Andreas Angelidakis

Portrait of Emilio Isgrò holding a transparent sheet covered in black ants in front of his face.

Emilio Isgrò

Portrait of Marcello Maloberti with glasses, leaning against a table on which a book is open

Marcello Maloberti

Portrait of Nathalie Du Pasquier in profile on grey-green background

Nathalie Du Pasquier

Portrait of Patrick Tuttofuoco in a studio, next to a red light element

Patrick Tuttofuoco

Portrait of J. Demsky against the light, the figure silhouetted against a blue light

J. Demsky

Portrait of Luca Font in profile on a white background, hand to face

Luca Font

Portrait of Peeta

Peeta

Portrait of Joys in front of a geometric light-blue mural, hand raised in a victory sign.

Joys

Digital portrait of Valentina Picozzi, the figure broken down into vertical stripes on a blue background

Valentina Picozzi

A course in the rules of the art

Arte in Metro winds between the walls of the depot on Via Magnolini and the underground stations of the metro stations.

Through the interactive map you can know exactly where to find the works in the stations, murals and decorated trains that cross the city, in a path that combines contemporary art and sustainable mobility.

The museum is free, with prior reservation.

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Admission is free, subject to reservation.

Visits by reservation for groups of 15 to 50 people.