We Are All Migrants Universe

We Are All Migrants Universe

“We Are All Migrants - In the Universe” presents itself as a provocative art collection exploring the notion of migrating in the cosmic realm, challenging conventions and questioning the concept of planetary elite. The series starts with a bold question, bringing together figures like Kim Jong-un, Vladimir Putin, Barack Obama, Angela Merkel, and Donald Trump, highlighting that, despite their positions of power, they too might be migrants in a broader context. The series develops as a strong statement on shared humanity in the face of the universe.

Street works in Arezzo, Londra, Bristol, Milano, Napoli, Verona, Miami, Francoforte, New York, Amsterdam.



The idea that everyone, regardless of power or iconic status, will migrate when our planet comes to an end adds a layer of vulnerability and equality to the narrative. The use of the phrase “WE ARE ALL MIGRANTS” unites the diversity of figures, emphasizing a shared destiny in the vastness of the universe. The works propose a philosophical perspective on the cycle of colonization and possible destruction of new planets, evoking reflections on responsibility and the lessons humanity can learn from its own mistakes.


The use of “they (the powerful)” adds a critical nuance, suggesting that the elite might have privileges or a different perception of these cosmic processes. In conclusion, “We Are All Migrants - In the Universe” not only challenges notions of power but offers a unifying vision of humanity as a migrant in the infinity of space. The collection thus becomes a call to reflect on our position in the universe, on the connection between individuals, and on the need to face our future with collective awareness.

YEAR 2016-2021
To see Rosso | Michele Ciro Franzese's artistic production, download download the digital version of the biographical volume "Crapitalism: XX Years!". You will take part in his twenty-year journey in urban, graffiti, and street art. From his beginnings in Naples, through Italy, to covering major cities in Europe and the United States.