It would be useful to ask whether Paul Cézanne was foolish or wise when railing against excessive pictorial academicism by asserting «to copy… to copy…...
The need to acquire new spaces and mental and emotional experiences overwhelmingly pushes us to break down physical distances. According to writer Antoine Artaud’s suggestive...
Refined, bibliophile and cultured: these are the aspects that transpire from the artworks by Giulia Marchi (1976, Rimini), artist who presents a distinctive aesthetic experience as...
In 1917, the American writer Mary MacLane published her last autobiographical volume. Among the fragments of words that succeed each other like a flux of...
In one of the dialogues that Paul Cézanne had with his dear friend Joachim Gasquet, regarding the excessive explanations that artists usually gave to the...
Voyage / Voyage. An observation on the journey to become “crazier, wiser, happier or more desperate”
Travelling, as we know, lies in a strongly narrative spiritual sphere. In this regard, photographer Luigi Ghirri, in his book Journey to Italy (Viaggio in...
There is no artwork that refers to a specific archetypal meaning, where the latter is to be intended as the ability of the work to...
In 1915, the poet Guillaume Apollinaire proposed to his beloved Madeleine Pagès, who accepted, with a poem entitled Photography, in which he celebrated the technique’s...
It seems that nowadays we are accustomed to confining our lives inside a domestic, social and working space, regulated by rules that we ourselves administer....
In 1929 Marcel Duchamp, following some kinetics’ experiments, began to produce videos – one being Anémic Cinéma, a film of a disc marked by circular...
