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«It is urgent to restore value to rivers and green areas, crucial elements for the life of cities, their inhabitants and the whole planet. Rivers and green spaces favor the mitigation of temperatures and the heat island effect, the absorption of CO2 and the improvement of air quality and biodiversity,…

Andreco explains: “it is urgent to restore value to rivers and green areas, crucial elements for the life of cities, their inhabitants and the whole planet. Rivers and green spaces favor the mitigation of temperatures and the heat island effect, the absorption of CO2 and the improvement of air quality…

Some projects on the subject are interesting "Climate Art Project", a traveling project created by the scientist and artist Andreco after the Paris Agreement on climate (2015). His works also interested Italy, touching three cities with three different themes related to the place: Bologna ("Climate 02 Emissions"), Bari ("Climate 03…

Today we talk to Andreco, and we set sail towards a dialogue between art and science. The focus of this interview of the Heroes Never Sleep project will be Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG 6) "Ensuring the availability and sustainable management of water and facilities for all sanitation "

Interview by Elena Posokhova. What do you think about the quarantine measures introduced, will it really affect the state of the environment or is it impossible with such a short time? The quarantine is needed to stop the propagation of the virus. I hope the moment the lock down finishes…

Prossima tappa del suo Climate Art Project (climatearteproject.com) la Capitale, in occasione della Festa di Roma 2020, la manifestazione che dalla sera del 31 dicembre alla sera del primo gennaio invaderà le strade del centro della città, quest’anno con la Terra e la nostra relazione con la natura, come filo…

Science, art and activism. These are the words that well describe the activity of Andreco, an Italian artist with a scientific background, who disseminates complex topics such as climate change through the visual arts. The latest work is a gigantic mural created in the Lodhi Art District in New Delhi…

A work extending over 300 square meters and built with an innovative technique. The aim is to say "no" to pollution and climate change. Andreco, a Roman engineer and artist, has chosen one of the most polluted cities in the world for his design.

The project includes three different moments in the city of Delhi: a large wall painting, a collective performance in the form of a parade and a talk that analyzes climate change and local environmental problems from a scientific and artistic point of view.

Andreco works as both an environmental engineer and as a visual artist, his art is influenced by scientific research on sustainable resource management, green infrastructure, mitigation, and adaptation. Working as a scientist and doing research as a visual artist, he decided to overlap the two, developing a method named ‘Nature…