Cibo

Pier Paolo Spinazzé (born 1982), also known by the pseudonym Cibo (, Italian for "food"; sometimes styled CIBO ), is an Italian antifascist and street artist who uses murals to cover neo-fascist graffiti in Verona. He began using his murals in this way after one of his classmates was killed by a group of neo-fascists; his art typically depicts Italian cuisine.

Activity Prior to 2008, Spinazzé painted murals of food items on empty walls in northern Italy. In 2008, a group of ultranationalists leading him to decide to take action. Shortly afterward, he encountered fascist graffiti on a wall, and covered the wall with a mural depicting a Vienna sausage. Within a few days, new graffiti had been drawn over the mural, and he began adding various sauces to the sausage to cover each piece of new graffiti that appeared. He subsequently began painting murals over similar graffiti in and around Verona. but has expressed an intent to remain active and invited other artists to join him. He often uses symbols across multiple murals, such as pumpkin tortellini, causing viewers to become aware that his art is covering up hate symbols when they see it.

Personal life , Spinazzé worked in the restaurant industry.