This festival is for the people, and it belongs to the community. 

We need art in every one of its forms, more than we thought. Art is not only the representative one, the urban one, and it does not only intend to decorate or change the facade of a building or neighborhood, but it is also about urban regeneration. This festival is linked to the principles of sharing equality, integration, education, environment, solidarity, tracing a sense of belonging, collaboration, and social cohesion. Art is a set of utensils, a collective vision, and a moral attitude that serves to change the world. Every form of art that enriches our soul contributes to our growth. Social Vision is a container of all these energies.

Pompei Street Festival is the starting point of an "action" that aims to develop and grow more and more in the area through a union of many languages that come together during three days. Urban art, music, cinema, meetings, workshops, seminars, performances, conferences, evolving into dialogues and debates on contemporary emergencies.

Social Vision wants to connect people raise awareness of issues that concern us by touching these topics like the environment, education, sharing, firsthand, and being the fundamental role of this festival.

Pompeii has always been a city with great cultural exchanges for millennia. In 1939, Amedeo Maiuri, throughout the excavation works in Pompeii, unearthed a small rare treasure. In a domus, an ivory statuette of clear Indian origin was found. The statuette would represent the goddess Lakshmi, the divinity of female beauty and fertility, part of the Indian pantheon. Even in those times, the city enjoyed exchanges with eastern countries, today, this represents a key element for our social vision and how fundamental it is to integrate and exchange with other cultures.