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On October 15, Trento inaugurated Mostriamoci in the underpass between Via Taramelli and the Albere neighbourhood. People with disabilities from La Rete cooperative created the mural alongside educators, volunteers and professional mural artists, concluding the Impronte Creative programme. [1]
The project grew from the municipal Un muro contro i muri collaboration agreement. The proposal included workshops, a preparatory design, painting and sharing the work with the community: participation therefore shaped the creative process as well as the artwork visible in a public passage. [2][1]
The bright side
An everyday space becomes a place for collective expression, recognising people with disabilities as creators and contributors to community life. [1][2]
One idea, in simple words
Trento has a new mural, a picture painted directly on a wall. Called Mostriamoci, it was inaugurated on October 15 in the Via Taramelli underpass leading towards the Albere neighbourhood. People with disabilities from La Rete cooperative made it together with educators, volunteers and experienced mural artists. [1][2]
The work grew from an agreement with the municipality to cooperate. The process included workshops, a preparatory drawing and the final painting. Imagine suggesting a colour or a shape for a shared artwork: taking part means being able to contribute, not simply watching. Here, the project gave participants space to express themselves and left an artwork in a place used by the community. [1][2]
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- Mostriamoci, in via Taramelli il nuovo murale dipinto dai ragazzi della Rete Comune di Trento · 15 Oct 2026
- Patto di collaborazione Un muro contro i muri (2026) Comune di Trento · 15 Sept 2026
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