Nocturnal Phaethon — artwork #11828 by Zamoc · Aielli, Italy
graffiti horses lozenge ink-drawing black-and-white
Artists
Luca Zamoc started out as an illustrator and graphic designer in Modena, then took to painting walls around the world. Steeped in comics and underground culture since childhood, he has developed a dense drawing style, often in black and white, where pen work structures narrative and mythological scenes.
Hunter
Added 21/08/2026
Inside a black and white lozenge drawn in pen, Zamoc stages the fall of Phaethon, son of the Sun god thrown from his father's chariot. The myth points to the 1915 earthquake that gave rise to Aielli Stazione.
The artwork Nocturnal Phaethon is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Aielli in Italy, more precisely here: Via Roma, 4, 67041 Aielli AQ, Italy.
This graffiti is also tagged as: horses, lozenge, ink-drawing, black-and-white.
Find all artworks by the artists who contributed to its creation by clicking on their name: Zamoc
The photo was published on 21-08-2026 by an unknown hunter.
This page has been viewed once.
More street art in Aielli
Aielli has 36 street artworks documented on street-artwork.com. Browse graffitis, murals and stickers spotted in this city.
See all artworks in AielliLocation
Nearby artworks (within 100m)
10 other artworks have been spotted within 100m of this location in Aielli.
Similar artworks
horseslozengeink-drawingblack-and-white
