The scent of spices. Intense and heady. The olfactory experience is something physical, real, concrete. It has not yet found an equivalence in the technological world but qualifies as something deeply anchored
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How much does the vacuum weight? For quantum physicists, emptiness has weight because it is a potentially active and musical place, if we are to refer to “Music of Emptiness” (Di Renzo
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After the passing of Andrea Granchi, the multifaceted artist, filmmaker, curator, and professor, we reflect on the profound legacy he left behind. Revisiting an enlightening interview he granted me during an event
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Délio Jasse (Angola, 1980) is an unconventional photographer. Délio assembles, collects, archives and recomposes, through a process of deconstructing layering images. A slow and careful proceeding that crosses cultures, his own Angolan
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Can matter tell stories? In the practice of French-Italian artist Lulù Nuti (Rome 1988), who studied at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux Arts in Paris, and lives in Rome, material carries
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When a phenomenon arises or a particular one returns, today’s very dynamic society does not adapt but tries to “surf” by finding a precarious balance. This balance then pours into relationships, into
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Laura Fiorio (1985, Verona, IT) is an artist working with photography, installation and relational practices. She studied Visual and Performing Arts (Venice), Film and Interactive Media (London) and Social Work through Art
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Matteo De Nando (1995) is an emerging artist based in Milan who studied painting at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan, where he graduated in 2020. In 2018, together with
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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
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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
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