Part 1<\/strong> <\/a>don't know it yet, we recommend to start here. You can find more links at the end of this post.<\/span><\/p>\nBut now we leave the Centro Storico and turn to something new.<\/p>\n
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\u201eKunst sollte etwas sein, das deine Seele befreit.“<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p>\nKeith Haring<\/p>\n
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<\/span>Street Art Sperone<\/span><\/span><\/h2>\nOutside the old town, one district in particular stands out in terms of street art. The district of Sperone is certainly not the poster child of Palermo. The district is characterized by run-down prefabricated buildings and poverty.\u00a0\u00a0Sicily may be poor, but this neighborhood in particular. Whoever is born here needs a strong cross or a helping hand.<\/span><\/p>\nStreet art not only provides a little color and hope in the dreary gray of the concrete buildings. The murals also draw attention to the hot spot. And this is precisely the goal of the artists. Because the artworks on the house facades attract tourists.<\/p>\n
Tourists not only bring money to the city, but are therefore also politicians' darlings. It is therefore hoped that the attention of regional politicians will also be focused on the district.<\/p>\n
The best example that this can work is probably the Bronx borough of New York. Formerly known for gang crime, car theft, drugs and robberies, the Bronx is now considered a bedroom community for Manhattan. The crime rate has dropped drastically.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, when people think of the Bronx, they usually think of the Yankees. Perhaps also the Italian community in Belmont.<\/p>\n
But above all, this New York neighborhood is known as the origin of breakdancing, hip hop and last but not least, the graffiti and street art scene.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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<\/span>\"Biagio Conte\" - Igor Scalisi Palminteri <\/span><\/span><\/h3>\n<\/span><\/p>\nIgor Scalisi Palminteri dedicated this work to the lay missionary Biagio Conte.<\/p>\n
It was completed exactly one month after the death of Biagio Conte, on January 12, 2023.<\/p>\n
Die Arbeiten wurden durch Regen, Wind und Wetter beeinflusst. Igor \u00e4u\u00dferte seine Sorge, dass er nicht rechtzeitig zu seiner eigens angek\u00fcndigten Er\u00f6ffnung fertig sei. \u00a0„Du f\u00e4llst und stehst auf, genau wie Biagio es uns gelehrt hat\u201c<\/p>\n
Biagio Conte also known as Brother Biagio was known in and around Palermo. The lay preacher dedicated his life to the poor of the city. Again and again he tried to draw attention to the dramatic situation of poverty and exclusion, in his hometown.<\/p>\n
Igor Scalisi Palminteri sagt zu seinem Werk \u201eEs ist nicht nur ein Gedenken, wir wollen die Tatsache anprangern, dass dieser Ort unsere Aufmerksamkeit braucht“<\/p>\n
Biagio Conte worked for decades in Sperone, a hotspot neighborhood of the city. Igor Scalisi Palminteri also feels connected to this part of town.<\/p>\n
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„Das ist die richtige Antwort: Helfen wir unseren Mitmenschen, den Armen; die Armen brauchen die Reichen, aber auch die Reichen brauchen die Hilfe und die Arbeit der Armen“.<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/div>\nBiagio Conte<\/div>\n
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\"You have the freedom to be yourself, the real you, here and now, and nothing can stand in your way.\"<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p>\nSeagull Jonathan - Richard David Bach<\/p>\n
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<\/span>AGI - \"Il gabbiano\" - Igor Scalisi Palminteri <\/span><\/span><\/h3>\nWhen I saw this mural by Igor Scalisi Palminteri, I immediately thought of the seagull Jonathan. The artist seems to have had something similar in mind.<\/p>\n
\u201eUnter ihren Fl\u00fcgeln stelle ich mir vor, wie Kinder den Sinn des Lebens lernen, den Lehren \u00fcber das Fliegen und den Wind, die Sterne und die Wunder des Planeten lauschen…“<\/p>\n
The Sperone neighborhood is considered one of the most run-down and poorest in the city of Palermo. The experiment on the one hand to give hope and on the other hand to draw attention to the neighborhood seems to succeed more and more with each of these murals. ABBI CURA can be translated with \"Caution!\" but also with \"Personal protection\". Here, however, the German word Achtsamkeit also seems to fit. Mindfulness towards oneself and towards others.<\/p>\n
What do you think?<\/p>\n
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<\/span>„Gridalo al Mondo“ – CHEKOS ART<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\n<\/span><\/p>\n\"Shout it to the world.\" - This is the title of CHEKO's work in Palermo's Sperone neighborhood.<\/p>\n
The Russian-Ukrainian war began back in February 2014.<\/p>\n
But the Russian invasion of the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea, at that time still seemed far, far away.<\/p>\n
It was not until February 2022, eight years later, that this war suddenly felt close. Since then, Russia's war of aggression has continued with increasing severity and destruction. Is it not the case that this war is already fading a little in our consciousness?<\/p>\n
We do not know if the song of the same name by Gaetano Caruso is the model for the title of this street art. - What do you think or know?<\/p>\n
CHEKOS mural should be his contribution so that this and the everyday wars of everyday life are not forgotten too quickly. The work shows two children, Fatue and Andrea, who shout peace to the world. Why in the focal point of Sperone? - The artists put it as follows:<\/p>\n
\"Because we firmly believe that the center of all change is to be found right there, in the hearts of the suburbs and their residents\"<\/p>\n
There should be little to add to this, except....<\/p>\n
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„All we are saying is give peace a chance“<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p>\nJohn Lennon<\/p>\n
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<\/span>\"IO SONO TE\" - Igor Scalisi Palminteri<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\nI am you, is the title of this work by Igor Scalisi Palminteri. These words come from a little boy who helped the artist in one of his works.<\/p>\n
The mural shows a boy. Arms and hands stretched to the sky, feet crossed. Behind the legs the shadow of the crucified. But the look of the child does not let himself be defeated.<\/p>\n
Palminteri says of his street art, \"He asks us for help or invites us to fly high above the cement of a neglected neighborhood, above the dirt that is inside us and outside us. - And I'm not just talking about the institutions, I'm talking about a society that doesn't care about the most vulnerable...\"<\/p>\n
The project was created by One Voice. A social movement that promotes public art to inspire and unite communities. In Palermo, One Voice has promoted a total of ten projects of different artistic genres.<\/p>\n
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After we have already seen so many murals by Igor Scalisi Palminteri, I wanted to know more about him and sought personal contact. We find a truly exciting, cosmopolitan and charismatic guy. Therefore, we wanted to give him the opportunity to directly address the visitors of his city:\u00a0<\/p>\n
\"To the travelers who come to Palermo, I say that here you are in a city that is unique in the world. That in our neighborhoods coexist the deepest and most inexplicable contradictions you have ever seen or heard. We Palermitans are syncretic in religious and cultural terms.<\/p>\n
You will meet here people from distant lands who worship Santa Rosalia, even if they belong to a non-Christian religion. Culturally, we are the result of dozens of crossings and reigns. In Piazza Rivoluzione, the statue of the Genius of Palermo stands in the center. He is a perfect synthesis of what Palermo is all about. A king who welcomes the strangers and lets his children starve.<\/p>\n
You will find a lot of garbage flying around and polluting some of the most beautiful monuments in the world. You will find rich merchants and decadent nobles, poor people buying old shoes in Ballar\u00f2, and tens of thousands of honest workers. You will find children living in well-kept neighborhoods and children in the Sperone, a suburb of 25,000 people who don't even have a kindergarten. There are miles of coastline where you can't even swim. This is a city that is not common. We are the sun and the darkness. This is the place where heinous criminals were born, who are friends with dishonest politicians, and an endless line of people who died to make this place more just.<\/p>\n
My paintings are seeds, I hope they will germinate soon.\"<\/p>\n
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\u201eGeh hinaus und male die Sterne.“ – Van Gogh“<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p>\nSalvador Dali<\/p>\n
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<\/span>\u00a0„La ragazza del futuro“ – Igor Scalisi Palminteri<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\n\n
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Das Projekt \u201eDas M\u00e4dchen der Zukunft“ entstand in Zusammenarbeit zwischen dem italienischen S\u00e4nger, Songwriter und gelegentlichem Filmschauspieler Cesare Cremonini und dem sizilianischen Stra\u00dfenk\u00fcnstler Giulio Rosk.<\/p>\n
Cesare's idea was to turn the spotlight not only on his stage, but also beyond it. To use street art as a means of communication instead of music. - To enhance young people of the future, who have the responsibility in this.<\/p>\n
The mural shows Gia, a 7-year-old girl from Sperone. The message to be conveyed through the communication of music and art is aimed at the young generations who live in Sperone and therefore in a difficult environment.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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„Als Kind ist jeder ein K\u00fcnstler. Die Schwierigkeit liegt darin, als Erwachsener einer zu bleiben.“<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/div>\nPablo Picasso<\/div>\n
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<\/span>Medianeras<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\nInternational artists are now also attracted to Sperone. In this case, the Argentine artists Medianeras, who have created another work of art on the wall of a 25-meter high building.<\/p>\n
The image of a young woman. The artists are no strangers to the international urban art scene. They regularly use their works to convey a clear message of respect for others and gender equality.<\/p>\n
We feel movement, change, speed, turmoil. It seems as if the young woman switches between different colors and moods. Imperfection versus perfection. - What do you think?<\/p>\n
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<\/span>Millo - Francesco Camillo Giorgino,<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\nFrancesco Camillo Giorgino, known as Millo, is a world-renowned street artist who has created artworks in various parts of the world. The creative alliance Sperone167 is partly responsible for his first work in Palermo.<\/p>\n
This one shows a boy who manages to open the skylight and literally soar into the sky. It exudes an eerie sense of freedom. Many young people will surely only be able to dream of climbing up the ladder. Nevertheless, we think the artist succeeds in conveying courage. Because courage is certainly needed to leave behind quarters of this kind, without forgetting where you come from.<\/p>\n
Der K\u00fcnstler Igor Scalisi Palminteri, ein F\u00f6rderer von Sperone167, erkl\u00e4rt: „Wir bei Sperone167 sind erfreut und stolz darauf, den K\u00fcnstler Millo in Palermo zu haben, wo er zum ersten Mal arbeitet, nachdem er weltweit aktiv war.<\/p>\n
Es ist gro\u00dfartig, einen K\u00fcnstler wie ihn bei uns zu haben, der die Vorst\u00e4dte und Stadtviertel kennt. Er nimmt uns und die Bewohner von Sperone und Palermo mit in seine eigene imaginative Welt. Es ist eine intelligente Welt, manchmal traumhaft, aber sehr real. Seine Werke tragen oft wichtige Botschaften, die f\u00fcr die heutige Gesellschaft von Bedeutung sind.“<\/p>\n
Millo ist daran gew\u00f6hnt, in gro\u00dfen Metropolen und Vororten zu arbeiten. Man sagt, er sei ein K\u00fcnstler, der nicht viel spricht, sondern lieber durch die Linien auf wei\u00dfe W\u00e4nde „kommuniziert“. Francesco Camillo hat schon als Kind gerne gezeichnet.<\/p>\n
After studying architecture, drawing became his life's passion. Since then he has created works of art all over the world. His works, over 120 murals, can be found on all continents and now in Palermo.<\/p>\n
Der K\u00fcnstler Millo sagt: „Ich bin sehr erfreut, zu diesem Projekt eingeladen worden zu sein. Seit \u00fcber zehn Jahren reise ich, um Kunst dorthin zu bringen, wo sie schwer zu finden ist.“<\/p>\n
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\"Don't be afraid of perfection, you will never achieve it.\"<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p>\nSalvador Dali<\/p>\n
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<\/span>„Sangu e Latti“ –\u00a0Igor Scalisi Palminteri<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\n<\/span><\/p>\n\u201eStillen ist Leben\u201c ist ebenfalls ein Wandbild von Igor Scalisi Palminteri. Das Mural spiegelt laut Palminteri ein sizilianisches Sprichwort wider: „Es ist ein gutes Omen, es hat mit der Laktation, der engen Verbindung zwischen Mutter und Baby, und somit mit dem Leben zu tun.\u201c \u00a0Laut eigenen Worten beschloss er eine Frau mit ihrem Baby zu malen, weil Stillen nicht nur die M\u00fctter betrifft, sondern auch das Kindsein. Somit etwas ist, was uns alle verbindet.<\/p>\n
When I first saw the mural, I thought the lettering was painted too childish. I found this exaggerated. But it was not Igor who painted this, but children from the neighborhood, who spontaneously felt addressed and invited to design with.<\/p>\n
Exactly the part that I didn't like at first is now the one I find most exciting. Because here the artist Palminteri has shown that he really means interaction with the residents of the neighborhood. - Jackson Pollock is right, something is said here, so what do I presume how paint is applied.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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\u201eEs ist egal, wie die Farbe aufgetragen wird, solange etwas gesagt wird.“<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p>\nJackson Pollock<\/p>\n
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<\/span>Brancaccio\u00a0<\/span><\/span><\/h2>\n<\/span><\/h2>\nJust like the Sperone district, the sprawling industrial and residential areas of Branciaccio are certainly no poster child for Palermo. Or is it? This district is also characterized by dilapidated prefabricated buildings and poverty. This was not always the case. There used to be agricultural areas here where late mandarins were grown. Little of that remains. As poverty increased, so did the power of the Cosa Nostra. But a small indomitable Padre hlocal did not stop resisting the invaders.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n<\/span><\/p>\n\"It's important to talk about the mob, especially in schools, to fight against the mob mentality, which is any ideology that is willing to sell human dignity for money.\"\u00a0<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n[\/et_pb_text][et_pb_image src=“https:\/\/www.planbwagen.de\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/10\/IMG_6338-576×1024.jpg“ title_text=“Palermo Street Art – Murale Giuseppe Puglisi – Don \u201ePino\u201c“ align=“center“ _builder_version=“4.5.1″ _module_preset=“default“][\/et_pb_image][et_pb_text _builder_version=“4.5.1″ _module_preset=“default“]<\/p>\n
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<\/span>3P - Padre Pino Pugliso - Igor Scalisi Palminteri<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\nGiuseppe Puglisi, auch bekannt als Padre „Pino“, wird in diesem Wandgem\u00e4lde von Igor Scalisi Palminteri geehrt. Dieses Kunstwerk entstand im Mai 2021 und ist eine Hommage an den selig gesprochenen Priester und Anti-Mafia-Aktivisten aus dem Bezirk Brancaccio.<\/p>\n
During his homilies at the Church of San Gaetano in Brancaccio, Don Pino regularly criticized the Cosa Nostra and its local representatives, including the Graviano brothers, who headed the Brancaccio mafia family. This required great courage, as the mafia representatives were often present during masses.<\/p>\n
Don Pino was also not afraid to denounce corruption in the city administration and to name names. This steadfastness brought him into conflict with the Cosa Nostra.<\/p>\n
Am Abend des 15. September 1993, an seinem 56. Geburtstag, wurde Giuseppe Puglisi vor seiner Haust\u00fcr von zwei Mafiosi erschossen. Einer der M\u00f6rder, der sp\u00e4ter gefasst wurde, berichtete vor Gericht, dass Don Puglisi sie vor seinem Tod angel\u00e4chelt und gesagt habe: „Damit hatte ich gerechnet.“<\/p>\n
Eine Botschaft an die Mafia lautet: „Sagen Sie, dass Sie ein Leben ausgel\u00f6scht und ein Feuer entz\u00fcndet haben.“<\/p>\n
Palminteri beschreibt sein Kunstwerk mit den Worten: „Don Pino verk\u00f6rpert das ewige Feuer des Mutes und ist nun wieder an dem Ort, an dem er als Priester mit einem L\u00e4cheln auf den Lippen versuchte, die Kinder von der Stra\u00dfe zu holen.“<\/p>\n
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\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n<\/span>FAI AGLI ALTRI | QUELLO CHE VORRESTI | FOSSE FATTO A TE\u00a0<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\nFeuer, um nicht zu sagen, ein ganzes Inferno spielt auch gleich nebenan eine Rolle. – Wenn ich es richtig verstanden habe, hei\u00dft es sinngem\u00e4\u00df. „Tue anderen an, was du m\u00f6chtest. Du tust es dir an“ – Somit werden die M\u00f6rder wohl im Fegefeuer brennen. Falls ich es falsch interpretiert habe, bin ich f\u00fcr eine Korrektur dankbar.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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<\/span>\"Roveto ardente\" - Igor Scalisi Palminteri<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\nRechts nebenan befindet sich an einer Hausfassade ein weiteres Wandgem\u00e4lde von Igor Scalisi Palminteri, das auf Giuseppe Puglisi – Don „Pino“ Bezug nimmt. Ein ausgebranntes Streichholz \u00fcber acht Etagen.\u00a0<\/p>\n
„Ein Streichholz, das ein Feuer entz\u00fcndet hat, das immer noch brennt.“\u00a0<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n<\/span><\/p>\nHow much this fire still burns thirty years after the murder of Padre Pino can be seen in the work done in his name. On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of his death, the free health center for the residents of the neighborhood was presented.<\/p>\n
\u00a0The dream of the murdered priest was to bring health to the people. to take care of the needs of people on the margins of society. The outpatient clinic \"Father Pino Puglisi\" will be built in a building confiscated by the mafia.<\/span><\/p>\n[\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text _builder_version=“4.5.1″ _module_preset=“default“]<\/p>\n
\"Each of us feels in himself an inclination, a charisma. A project that makes each person unique and irretrievable. This call, this vocation is the sign of the Holy Spirit within us. Only listening to this voice can give meaning to our lives.\"<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n3P -\u00a0Padre Pino Pugliso<\/span><\/p>\n<\/strong><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n[\/et_pb_text][\/et_pb_column][\/et_pb_row][et_pb_row _builder_version=“4.5.1″ _module_preset=“default“][et_pb_column type=“4_4″ _builder_version=“4.5.1″ _module_preset=“default“][et_pb_image src=“https:\/\/www.planbwagen.de\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/10\/IMG_8090-1024×576.jpg“ title_text=“Street Art Palermo“ align=“center“ _builder_version=“4.5.1″ _module_preset=“default“][\/et_pb_image][\/et_pb_column][\/et_pb_row][et_pb_row _builder_version=“4.5.1″ _module_preset=“default“][et_pb_column type=“4_4″ _builder_version=“4.5.1″ _module_preset=“default“][et_pb_text _builder_version=“4.5.1″ _module_preset=“default“]<\/p>\n
<\/span>Danisinni - Un cortile, un borgo e una fattoria\u00a0<\/span><\/span><\/h2>\nOne farm, one village and one farm\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nA mural now reunites Porta Nuova and Parco Nuovo.<\/p>\n
On one side, the mighty city gate Porta Nuova, rising proudly at the northern end of the Norman Palace. On the other side, the Parco Nuovo, with the Palazzo della Zisa, former summer residence of the Norman kings of Sicily.<\/p>\n
In between lies Danisinni, barely 700 meters away from the Royal Palace. The Arabic staircase impresses above all for its simplicity. It connects this Arab-Norman route, in the middle of Palermo, but could equally be in Marrakech.<\/p>\n
Danisinni seems like a secret microcosm, away from the hectic historical center of Palermo, unknown even to many locals. This is probably mainly due to the fact that there is only one road that leads in and out of the neighborhood after making a loop.<\/p>\n
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<\/span>„Fiume di vita“ –\u00a0Igor Scalisi Palminteri<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\nSpannender als mit dem Auto im Kreis zu fahren, ist es dem alten Fu\u00dfweg \u00fcber die arabische Treppe zu folgen. Die Blaut\u00f6ne \u00a0des Wandgem\u00e4lde „Fiume di vita“ – „Fluss des Lebens“ r\u00fccken Danisinni ein wenig ins Rampenlicht.<\/p>\n
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„Mein Team und ich haben ein Kunstwerk geschaffen, das uns zur\u00fcck in die Zeit der pr\u00e4chtigen Mosaiken versetzt“<\/strong><\/em>, announced Igor Scalisi Palminteri. „Wir haben versucht, die Wunder des Palazzo Reale nachzubilden.“<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\nDanisinni, they say, is steeped in ancient history. Legend has it that the Arab Emir Abu Sa'id, who ruled Palermo in 916, had his palace built over the source of the Papireto River, which he named after his daughter, Princess Aynsyndi. Allegedly, his treasure is still hidden here, undiscovered.<\/p>\n
However, the history of Danisinni is not only a legend, but also marked by neglect and exclusion. But Danisinni is also a place of change and progress.<\/p>\n
Hier fastete der ber\u00fchmte „Gandhi von Sizilien,“ Danilo Dolci, ein Soziologe, Dichter, P\u00e4dagoge und Aktivist gegen Gewalt, um f\u00fcr die Rechte der Ausgegrenzten zu k\u00e4mpfen und die extreme Armut in der Region anzuprangern.<\/p>\n
Thanks to the Arabian staircase and the burgeoning street art scene, as well as a variety of social projects, more and more tourists have found their way to this neighborhood. It has even found its place in the renowned Lonely Planet travel guide.<\/p>\n
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Mit den Touristen kommen jedoch auch Berichte \u00fcber das Viertel, darunter auch „Reisewarnungen“. Ein Artikel empfiehlt, diesen besonderen Stadtteil nicht ohne Stadtf\u00fchrer zu erkunden, da er angeblich immer noch als besonders gef\u00e4hrlich gilt. „Einige vergleichen ihn sogar mit den Favelas in S\u00fcdamerika.“<\/span><\/p>\nHowever, our subjective experience says otherwise. Yes, Danisinni is poor and neglected. It is certainly not an upscale residential neighborhood. Nevertheless, we visited this neighborhood several times without a city guide, parked our car on site, and it was unharmed. No one stole our van or punctured our tires.<\/p>\n
Of course, we wouldn't recommend partying here at night, drunk and full of gold jewelry. But Danisinni certainly has nothing in common with the favelas of Brazil. We had nice conversations with the residents and that despite our rudimentary knowledge of Italian. Facial expressions and gestures say more than words here, too.<\/p>\n
This even led to us helping with a move where an old shopping cart was pushed up the Arab stairs. We just hope that we did not support thefts ?. Yes, the neighborhood is poor, but it also offers the opportunity to discover Palermo away from mass tourism.<\/p>\n
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<\/span>\"ECCE HOMO\" - Igor Scalisi Palminteri<\/span><\/span><\/h3>\nThis Murale by Igor Scalisi Palminteri shows a boy sitting on a golden throne-like armchair. At first glance, it seems to depict an ideal world. At first, one perceives only the red velvet, the boy's crown, and a little lamb on his lap.<\/p>\n
But this picture does not fit into its environment at all. Because here you see neither velvet nor silk. Instead, poverty and garbage. And behold, the boy's feet are tied with a coarse rope. The perfect world is over.<\/p>\n
Palminteri understands his mural as a denunciation against those who wash their hands in innocence.<\/p>\n
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\"Many children in our neighborhoods do not have adequate services.
Schools, libraries, sports facilities as well as parks. Whole generations are left behind on the streets. Children, and especially younger children, have never been a priority in this city. They are often victims of relentless social and educational injustice. - Their words (and I address those responsible) are empty, they have no weight because they remain only words. Their actions are as useless as the worst election promises.
Meinem kleinen ‚K\u00f6nig‘ sind die F\u00fc\u00dfe gebunden, weil diese Stadt ihn nicht an die Hand nimmt, um ihn in die Zukunft zu begleiten.\u201c<\/p>\n
Clear and fitting words for Palminteri. He sees himself as a fighter for the poor, simple people. So he gives them a voice.<\/p>\n
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Zu diesem Schlachtross am hinteren Ende der Piazza Danisinni wissen wir ebenso wenig, wie zu diesem „testa delle donne“. – Wer mag uns mit Informationen helfen?<\/p>\n
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<\/h2>\n<\/span>Liberta<\/span><\/span><\/h2>\nThe neighborhood was so named in memory of the anti-Bourbon riots in January 1848 and their revolutionary ideals. What began here was subsequently carried as a flame of freedom through France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Hungary, Denmark and....<\/p>\n
„All who dream of freedom<\/span>
Shall not miss celebrating<\/span>
Shall dance even on graves<\/span><\/span><\/em><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n