The village that paints itself, one year at a time
11 permanent artworks (murals and art installations) across the two hamlets of Sagron Mis, plus the exhibitions that have accompanied the festival through the village streets over the years. Open to visit in every season, on foot.
Tap a pin, discover the artwork
From the most recent artwork, "Resistenza" by Omar García, to "Circolo" by Nadia Groff from 2021: every edition of Lapis has left a permanent mark on the walls and spaces of the village.
Map: Ink Compass Maps, by Angela Gubert and Moreno Paissan
11 stops, from 2021 to today
Scroll to follow the village as it grows, one artwork a year.
Resistenza
Omar García · Sagron
Humans?
Samuel Maranelli · Mis
La Rinascita
CampoSaz Illustrato · Mis
Blu Montagna
Margherita Paoletti · Sagron
La musica della montagna
Mirka Perseghetti · Sagron
Profumo di bucato
Lorena Scremin · Sagron
Ca' Lulu
Ensemble / CampoSaz illustrato · Sagron
Il sottile filo della memoria
Lorenzo Abram · Sagron
De Re Metallica
Nicola Degiampietro · Sagron
El Sol Che Torna
Stefano Gaio · Sagron
Circolo
Nadia Groff · SagronBeyond the permanent artworks, the exhibitions of past years
Alongside the permanent trail of murals and installations, over the years Lapis has also brought temporary exhibitions through the village streets, each with that year's edition theme.
On your own, or with a guided tour
During the festival, a guided tour is available, meeting in the square. For the rest of the year, the trail (artworks and exhibitions) can be visited independently, on foot.