FAC Artworks

We, the artist collective F.A.C. Fronteacciaiocromato, see the Cruxials as a mirror of humanity and its weaknesses, as distorted versions of reality that caricature and question the ordinary.
As the artist collective Fronteacciaiocromato, we see our projections as a reflection of a fractured present, where philosophy, religion, and existence itself are constantly questioned.
In 2020, we, the artist collective Fronteacciaiocromato, had the honor of presenting our sculpture "l'egoismo indifferente" as part of the UNI#CITTÀ project during the White Carrara Downtown Festival. This event, held from July 18 to 26 in Carrara, highlighted art, culture, and the symbolic power of the world-famous Carrara marble.
In our stencil graffiti “Zeit ist knapp” (Time is short), we aim to create a powerful combination of symbols that may seem unexpected at first glance and provoke reflection.
Crucifige, Crucifige! Crucify, Crucify!
We at FronteAcciaioCromato (F.A.C.) have always created art that provokes and challenges conventional norms. With our Spock Cruxial, we selected a figure deeply rooted in pop culture, but within our context, it takes on new, complex meanings.
Imagine a city in northern Italy devastated by a zombie apocalypse, and a resident who wakes up tied to a chair, with no memory of what has happened: this is how Game Over Carrara begins, a successful point-and-click video game set in Carrara, featuring the real inhabitants of the city, and created with the aim of revitalizing the area.
For our entire lives, assuming there are no wars or disasters, we worry about life after death, about how best to transition smoothly, leaving everything in order, without pain, with a smile on our face.
As the artist collective Fronteacciaiocromato, we feel the responsibility to illuminate the connections between past and present.
By Erika Gao, Fronteacciaiocromato