SerraGlia is the alias of Italian architect and visual artist/designer Lorenzo Servi. Long fascinated by cities and semiotics, he decided to create an artistic and slightly ironic visual statement about a mysterious script developed by construction workers over the years.

Made with adhesive tape, these signs are readable by only a select group. Is this some sort of secret language? Or is there in fact no meaning at all? SerraGlia does not seek to reveal the absolute truth of these found signs and strangely runic symbols. Instead, he wants to question our perception of our surroundings. Are things always as they seem?

SerraGlia is the alias of Italian architect and visual artist/designer Lorenzo Servi. Long fascinated by cities and semiotics, he decided to create an artistic and slightly ironic visual statement about a mysterious script developed by construction workers over the years.

Made with adhesive tape, these signs are readable by only a select group. Is this some sort of secret language? Or is there in fact no meaning at all? SerraGlia does not seek to reveal the absolute truth of these found signs and strangely runic symbols. Instead, he wants to question our perception of our surroundings. Are things always as they seem?