Kyle Thompson was born in Chicago in 1992 and he is currently based in Portland, Oregon. His work is mostly composed of self portraits, which he shoots using a timer and moving slowly in front of the camera as if it was a solitary performance. Thompson’s carefully staged photographs encapsulate
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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
The nature of the work of Csilla Klenyánszki is very energetic and
In Montreal, Canada, lives Laurence Philomene (1993), a non-binary photographer, director and
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
We live in a time that is rediscovering sacrifice devoid of sacredness. A time when, more often than not, sacrifice is considered as an unexpected tragedy painfully imposed by a ruinous fate.
Stefano Volpato: The collective show Pillows like pillars, which has featured your works at Barriera in Turin in May and June 2021, is over. This conversation is an opportunity to retrace our
The Argentinian Leandro Erlich, Galleria Continua’s artist, internationally known, began his artistic career at a very young age; he began exhibiting at 18, receiving the first of many other awards at the
The dialogue that we propose with the American artist David Bernstein is aimed at bringing out the fundamental knots of his work, through a comparison on the operating methods and the research
With the development of Sound Studies during the 1990s, the question has been raised of radical change in the way of conceiving, working and perceiving sound. A sensitive territory and field of
This interview took the shape of a long-distance conversation between Utrecht and Rome. Pietro Ballero (Turin, 1992) told us about his work from his new home in the Netherlands where he decided
In Gilbert Durand’s The Anthropological Structures of the Imaginary, the Imaginary, the Day and Night Worlds are fundamental in the construction of an individual reality. A reality that man needs to give
A lot of people in the art world had tried to write, as fast as they could, a comment under one of the “Restaurant Drawings” of Jonathan Monk (Leicester, 1969). Why are
