Urban Art Drops

WiSiVerse art doesn’t just live on canvases or products: it steps into the streets, blends with the city, and waits to be discovered by chance. Urban Drops are original works left in public spaces — unexpected gifts for whoever finds them. A free gesture that carries Whiskey and his universe beyond the studio walls, into everyday life.

Two colorful paintings on easels next to a garden with pink flowers and green foliage. The paintings depict people with blue faces.

In Paris, one of Cézanne’s most iconic works, Boy with a Red Vest, was reimagined through the figure of Whiskey with the Red Vest. Two paintings were created and left on the streets, among passersby and the city’s restless rhythm.

It became a way to spark a dialogue with the art that once inhabited those places, while giving new life to an icon — taking it out of museums and placing it into the living, breathing city. Whoever found them, discovered an unexpected fragment of the WiSiVerse.

A religious image of Jesus Christ as a king with a red and blue cloak, a crown, and a red ribbon across the front, mounted on a tree trunk in a park with benches, trees, and a parking lot in the background.

In Cagliari, a special piece was created to honor the figure of Sant’Efisio, a symbol deeply rooted in the city’s history and devotion. The painting reimagined the saint through Whiskey, blending sacred tradition with the irreverent spirit of the WiSiVerse.

It was placed in a public square, tied to a palm tree, as both an offering and an encounter. A gesture that connected the streets of Cagliari with its centuries-old celebration, leaving behind not just a painting, but a fragment of the city’s living memory.

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Fill out the form below and suggest the artist or iconic work that could be reimagined through Whiskey. Each drop is a dialogue between place, art, and people — your idea could inspire the next one.

Wall and sofa covered with colorful paintings, including portraits and abstract art, with some leaning on the sofa and others hanging on the wall. The paintings depict various characters and styles, some with blue faces and vibrant backgrounds.