Which is louder, a tree falling alone in the woods or a voice that nobody listens to? We talked with Giulia Deval about these and other paradoxes to better understand sound, the woods and the animals (including humans) who live there.
An intensely provoking artist, always ready to work with no filters on the idea of Nature offended by human forgetfulness and prepared to fight back. Amidst apocalyptic visions and the search for resilience, Federico Tosi shines a spotlight on the need to listen to nature.
A dialogue with Luca Bochicchio on artistic creation and research at Jorn’s House Museum, at the seaside in Albissola Marina. A place with a special energy, where artists have been meeting for over half a century. Still today it is a destination for international creative minds, who live it as both residence and place of inspiration.
Tommaso Corvi Mora, of Italian origin, based on London with a contemporary art gallery (he too an artist), talks to us of the importance of feeling foreign, both in his gallery activities and as a creator.
A US artist, Lola Montes set up her atelier in Sicily a few years ago. We met her to listen to her life story on the other side of the Atlantic and to better understand her artistic ceramic and painted art.
A meeting with the author of “Il giardino di notte” to investigate his very personal use of rare earths and light.
Rare earths that are unique, coming from magical places and charged with memory. We talked of this and other things with the artist, who uses ceramics and terracotta to create magical presences, evoking stories to be told.
