Andrea Crespi designed the second cover IED x Artribune

Published on November 29, 2022

The Fragile Surface project created by Artribune, read more about it here, in collaboration with IED goes on with the second cover created by a former IED student: it is the artist Andrea Crespi who with his work Stop Making Boring Art invites us to reflect on the meaning of art in a world where everything has already been created. The image plays with road signs to represent a big stop against market rules, overturning all logic. An invitation to renew oneself, to have the courage to research and experiment, which is in the heart of an artist like Crespi, who carries forward an unconventional aesthetic and ethics with direct, immediate and viral messages. To get to know him better, read his interview.

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