What can a mark reveal when it is erased? And how can a fragile imprint call into question the solidity of a wall, a building, or a system of rules? The artistic practice of French artist Nicolas Muller (Strasbourg, 1983) transforms…
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Interviews Art Criticism Contemporary art
Living on the threshold, without having to choose which side to take. This is perhaps the image that best captures the way Gabriele Salvaterra views curating, art, and even his own role within the art system. As a curator, critic, and…
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For Marta Roberti, drawing is not merely a tool for representing the world, but a way to navigate it and transform herself. Her works arise from a deep connection with images from art history, archaic forms, the animal world, and memory…
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Lena Keller (Heidelberg, 1980) belongs to a generation of artists who came of age during the transition from analog to digital, but her painting defies any technological simplification. In her work, landscape is not presented as an…
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Exhibition reviews Contemporary art
Through August 26, as part of the sixth edition of Art Together Now—an event running concurrently with the celebrations for the patron saint’s day of Sant’Alessandro—four venues in Bergamo’s Upper Town will feature…
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Donald de Decker (ddd) is a visual artist and graphic designer originally from Brussels. At the heart of his work lies the Acousma project, which emerged from his encounter with acousmatic music and has gradually evolved into an…
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Sofia Bersanelli (Milan, 1993) explores, through her artistic practice, the nature of the image and the power of the language that underpins it. In this interview with Gabriele Landi, she traces the origins of her artistic sensibility…
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In the work of Nina Carini (Palermo, 1984), matter is never an inert presence: it is an organism permeated by tensions, energies, and processes of transformation that continually challenge the boundary between the visible and the…
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