Photography, from the moment of its invention, has been skilfully mixed with cinema. From the mid-nineteenth century, photographers such as Rejlander, Bayard, Julia Margaret Cameron, Henry Peach Robinson began to carefully stage
Stefano Comensoli (Milano, 1990) and Nicolò Colciago (Garbagnate Milanese, 1988) are two contemporary explorers. Their field of action is the human landscape (industrial, city and natural). The remains of this experience are
Daniele Martignoni (b. 1978) is an Italian artist based in Paris. Between 2001 and 2005 Daniele Daniele began his training in the studio of the Parma-based artist Giuliano Ziveri, while at the
Is there something we can call natural? Human activities altered nature forever: earth, water and air are different from some years ago and they will never be the same. From the discovery
“The tiniest bud shows us that in fact there is no death.” (Walt Whitman). Nothing is more appropriate to introduce the research of Alice Mestriner (Treviso, 1994) and Ahad Moslemi (Teheran, 1983)
I have known Mattia Bosco since the beginning of my career. I was a student at Brera Academy of Fine Arts when I met him and started to visit his studio. My
Daniele Costa (Castelfranco Veneto, 1992) began his artistic practice in 2014 focusing mainly on video. In 2015 he graduated from the University of Padua obtaining a first level degree in Disciplines of
The work of French poet and multimedia author Laure Gauthier presents a path capable of renewing the dialogue of rejection against poetry or its negation. In a desire to rethink the voice
Hyperlinks, fluidity and destruction of boundaries characterise our times like travels characterise the colonial era. In the same manner, images and visions shape the world we live in and influence artistic productions
Mona Mohagheghi (Teheran, 1981) graduated in Mathematics and attended the Academy of Florence where she studied Painting and New Expressive Languages. She recently returned to Italy after studying in London. Her practice