Bo130 and Microbo are Italian street artists known for their vibrant and eclectic murals that can be found all over Italy and other parts of Europe. Bo130, whose real name is Alberto Montesano, was born in Rome in 1978, and started his career as a graffiti artist in the early 1990s. Microbo, whose real name is Marco Burresi, was born in Pisa in 1982, and also started his artistic career as a graffiti artist. The two artists first met in 2004, and soon began collaborating on large-scale murals and installations that blended their distinct styles and techniques. Bo130 is known for his bold, abstract forms and use of bright colors, while Microbo often incorporates realistic elements such as portraits and animals into his work. Together, Bo130 and Microbo have created a wide range of public art projects that engage with social and political issues, as well as celebrate the vibrancy and diversity of urban life. They have also exhibited their work in galleries and museums around the world, including the Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome and the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. One of their most famous projects is the "Aperi-Cena" mural in Milan, which features a lively scene of people gathered around a table, sharing food and drink. The mural has become a beloved landmark in the city, and has inspired similar projects in other cities across Italy. Bo130 and Microbo continue to create innovative and dynamic works of public art, and are considered leading figures in the street art movement in Italy and beyond. Their work challenges traditional notions of art and engages with the world around them, making them an important voice in contemporary art.