The Street Levels Gallery in Florence presents “Ecce Homo, Ecce Eva (Those Who Remember),” the first solo exhibition of Ache77, one of the most intense and recognizable voices in Italian urban art.
From November 14, 2025, to January 11, 2026, the spaces at via Melegnano 4r will host over 50 new works, created specifically for the occasion: a collection of 44 archetypes that embody a collective rite, a celebration of memory, face, and presence.
Each work becomes a mirror and an invocation: an “Ecce!” that resonates as testimony and invitation. The artist transforms empty spray cans and recycled metal into sacred supports, urban relics capable of narrating the wound and beauty of existence. The surfaces, marked by time and gesture, welcome faces that are emotional doors, figures that emerge from the street to return to the community, in a constant tension between the sacred and the everyday, shadow and light, absence and revelation.
The exhibition, curated by Street Levels Gallery, is conceived as a collective rite rather than a simple display. A journey of 44 faces that become living archetypes, shared memory, reflections of a common humanity that remembers and recognizes itself.

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