NEVERCREW’s work focuses on the relationship between mankind and nature and on the relationship between mankind and the system, in particular on the effects of human attitudes on the environment, on social injustices and on the relationship between the concept and the forms of “systems” and an essential, natural, human and animal truth.

Working together since more than twenty years, Christian Rebecchi & Pablo Togni developed the issue of the comparison and at the same time, interacting in the public spaces, they extended this confrontation outside in a direct way, making this perennial dual “discussion” one of the hubs of their work. From this point of view, working on the direct communication inherent in the idea of public art, their message travels on a transversal way that meets the different scenarios on which it lives, such as politics, environment, society. NEVERCREW therefore works then on particular “living systems”, overviews that are made perceptible in their totality and in their structure by the act of sectioning, which allows to see them as they are inside while maintaining the perceptible global shape.

They apply and generate a “simultaneous vision”, which starts from the individual mechanical or natural components up to the overall composition given by the association of different subjects, and then finally expand out automatically in a direct and personal relationship with the observer and the environment.