The Works

The installation of works by internationally renowned artists in the metro stations began in 2015, leading up to 2023, when the Via Magnolini depot and the trains themselves began to fill with shapes, colors, and visions.

Each work tells a part of this story in motion: intertwining geometries, digital explosions, letters transforming into architecture, and surfaces evolving beyond their everyday function.

Discover everything about Arte in Metro—work by work, artist by artist.

Physical Culture: Metro Edition

Physical Culture: Metro Edition

Augustas Serapinas
Gothic Minerva

Gothic Minerva

Patrick Tuttofuoco
Mind The Gap - Du Pasquier - MUM Brescia

Mind the gap

Nathalie Du Pasquier
Brixia seen from below: the sign in the centre and the dark panels of Indelible Victory on the right

Brixia

Marcello Maloberti
Incancellabile Vittoria: overall view of the red silhouette on the dark wall

Incancellabile Vittoria

Emilio Isgrò
Brixiadue by Angelidakis - MUM Brescia

Brixiadue

Andreas Angelidakis
Connections by Luca Font - MUM Brescia

Connections

Luca Font
Hypr metrobot™ - Demsky - MUM Brescia

Hypr metrobot™

J. Demsky
Yarda of Joys - Mum Brescia

Yarda

Joys
Explicit Dynamics Peeta MUM Brescia

Explicit dynamics

Peeta
You can't stop this train - Valentina Picozzi - MUM Brescia

You can’t stop this train!

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.

Do you have a group of 15 to 50 people?

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Admission is free, subject to reservation.

Visits by reservation for groups of 15 to 50 people.