Mother Nature mural — Sock Wild Sketch & Tetalov, Cerignola

A tall mural on a pale apartment block in Cerignola: a woman's face that looks carved from cracked wood, crowned with olive branches and green and black olives, framed by leaves, with two painted streams of water running down to the ground.
Artwork FileCerignola · Italy

Mother Nature mural

ReportedMay 2026

Sock Wild Sketch & Tetalov (Deux Mains Peinture) · 2026 · San Samuele, Cerignola, Apulia, Italy

Photo from the Street Art Utopia archive; photographer and capture date not recorded. Artwork: Sock Wild Sketch and Tetalov.

A woman’s face that seems carved from cracked wood wears a crown of olive branches, while painted water runs down the wall below her. Sock Wild Sketch and Tetalov painted it on an apartment block in San Samuele, a district on the edge of Cerignola; it was finished by 2 May 2026. Source Source Checked Its unveiling opened the city’s Festival dell’Ambiente. Source Source Checked The wall carries the dedication “Per tutte le madri del mondo…” (For all the mothers of the world), visible in the photo above. Our photo Checked

Reported May 2026: the newest dated evidence is Cerignola Viva’s report of 5 May 2026 on the new mural. No later photograph was found. Source Reported

💡 4 things to know

  1. Signed by Deux MainsThe wall is signed “Deux Mains · Tetal & Sock”, as the photo above shows, and Street Art Cities credits @deuxmainspeinture, Sock Wild Sketch and Tetalov. Source Checked
  2. It opened a festivalCerignola Viva reports that the mural inaugurated Cerignola’s Festival dell’Ambiente in the San Samuele district, a festival promoted and funded by the city administration. Source Reported
  3. Olives from the local landVivere Cerignola describes a woman with olive branches and olives woven on her head, a nod to a local product. Source Reported
  4. Two readings of the cracksVivere Cerignola says the scars on the face refer to violence against women; Cerignola Viva reads the cracks and the flowing water as signs of a fragile environment. Source Source Reported

📍 Where it is

Via Giovanni Falcone 74, San Samuele district, Cerignola (FG), Apulia, Italy. Source Reported

Opens the coordinates given on Street Art Cities; Street View coverage of the wall was not confirmed.

🗓️ Sightings

  1. 20262 May

    Listed on Street Art Cities with photo

  2. 20264 May

    Unveiled at the Festival dell’Ambiente · Vivere Cerignola

  3. 20265 May

    New mural in San Samuele · Cerignola Viva

Green stamps mark dated photographs; amber stamps mark reports and records. Publication dates are not camera dates.

🗞️ In the sources

Cerignola Viva5 May 2026

Un murales internazionale illumina la periferia: l’arte green inaugura il Festival dell’Ambiente

“L’opera non è solo un intervento estetico, ma un vero e proprio simbolo di rinascita urbana”

The work is not just decoration but a real symbol of urban renewal.

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Vivere Cerignola4 May 2026

A Cerignola l’arte è diffusa, democratica e partecipata

“La street art ha messo radici anche a Cerignola.”

Street art has taken root in Cerignola too.

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✅ The facts

Artists
Sock Wild Sketch and Tetalov (Deux Mains Peinture); signed “Deux Mains · Tetal & Sock” on the wall. Cerignola Viva spells the names “Stock Wilds Sketch” and “Tetalovb” Source Source Checked
Title
No title found; “Mother Nature mural” is our descriptive name. The wall carries the dedication “Per tutte le madri del mondo…”, and Street Art Cities describes it as dedicated to Mother Nature Source Unconfirmed
Year
2026 (finished by 2 May, when it was listed; unveiled by 4 May) Source Source Checked
Occasion
Festival dell’Ambiente, Cerignola Source Source Checked
Commissioner
Not named in the sources; Cerignola Viva says the Festival dell’Ambiente it opened is promoted and funded by the city administration Source Unconfirmed
Location
Via Giovanni Falcone 74 (Street Art Cities), in the San Samuele district (both sources) Source Source Reported
Where the artists are from
Cerignola Viva calls them French; Vivere Cerignola calls them both artists from Apulia and French artists Source Source Conflicting

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Last checked: 13 November 2026 · How we verify art