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Exploring the Inner Maze on the Reggio Calabria Waterfront

Standing proudly along Reggio Calabria’s famous Falcomatà seafront, Labirintite by Rabarama invites every visitor to confront the labyrinth within. This bronze figure, painted in green and white, depicts a relaxed posture that contrasts with the intricate network of labyrinthine patterns covering its body. The sculpture’s surface becomes a metaphor for the complexity of human emotion — a visual journey through confusion, reflection, and renewal.

Rabarama’s distinctive style blends human anatomy with symbolic decoration, merging contemporary art with profound psychological meaning. Installed in 2007 as part of the city’s open-air gallery, Labirintite stands as both a symbol of introspection and a tribute to the ever-evolving identity of Reggio Calabria — a city where ancient myths meet modern creativity.

Visitors often find themselves drawn to its silent energy, feeling an immediate connection with its expressive texture. The sculpture’s labyrinth motif reflects the winding alleys of Reggio Calabria itself, where every turn reveals a hidden view, a story, or a secret of the sea. Just like life’s challenges, the pattern invites you to lose yourself — only to find a deeper understanding of who you are.