The Pylon of Faustone is a jewish attraction in Settimo Torinese, Italy.
The pylon is a urban art created by Lucio Diana and Adriana Zamboni on the 28th of January 2006. On one side there are the concentration camp numbers 174517 which were tattooed on Primo Levi's forearm in Auschwitz. The pylon takes inspiration from Levi's book "The Monkey's Wrench" in which Tino Faussone, a steelworker, builds pylons.