Originaria di Lecce, classe 1995, ha conseguito la laurea presso l'Accademia di Belle Arti di Carrara nel 2021. Le sue passioni sono l'arte antica e l'archeologia. Dal 2024 lavora in Finestre sull'Arte.
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After six years of exposure to the elements, Bambino Migrante, the mural created by Banksy in May 2019 on the facade of Palazzo San Pantalon in Venice, has been secured. The project, funded by Banca Ifis, has allowed the work, 30 percent deteriorated...
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Majestic, millennia-old, shrouded in mystery, Machu Picchu was rediscovered in Peru on July 24, 1911 by U.S. historian and lecturer Hiram Bingham (Honolulu, 1875 - Washington, 1956). Indeed, the date symbolizes a crucial moment in the reconstruction ...
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Ozzy Osbourne (Birmingham, 1948 - 2025), the historic frontman of Black Sabbath who passed away yesterday, ended his career with one last concert while attracting the attention of the public and press a few days later with an unusual charitable art p...
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A few days after the closing of the Caravaggio 2025 exhibition set up at Palazzo Barberini, Rome, the capital is once again wondering about one of the mysteries of Italian art history: the theft of the Nativity with Saints Lawrence and Francis, paint...
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Work has officially begun in Turin on the restoration of the main facade of the Church of the Great Mother of God, one of the landmarks of the Piedmontese capital. The intervention will be entirely sponsored by ONE srl, a Milan-based company active i...
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In Cortina d'Ampezzo, from August 2 to September 14, 2025, Farsettiarte Gallery presents the exhibition New York, New York. Back to the 80's, an exhibition project dedicated to the art scene that gravitated around the American metropolis in the late ...
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Some call it Kundalini, some identify it with the Dragon, and some consider it a cosmic principle. In some religious traditions it takes the form of the Ouroboros, a symbol of eternal return. Within our imagination, the serpent has always exercised a...
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Imagine a crowd of Parisians on July 14, 1789 as they stormed the Bastille, a now almost disused prison. We then think of all that followed that event, which represented the ultimate breaking point between the people and the absolute monarchy, beginn...
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