A human being can live many days without eating, a few hours without drinking, and a few minutes without breathing. But is that all? Or is there another kind of nourishment that an individual needs? To find out, we should know what a human being truly is. In...
Nowadays, it's just called the Grande Cretto, referring to the work created by Alberto Burri in Gibellina, over the remains of the old town destroyed by the earthquake, known as the Belice earthquake, back in 1968 and rebuilt downstream, kilometres further away, no longer...
The Italian Pavilion, reproducing at a 1:1 scale an ordinary textile pavilion from one of the many companies that used to be there and are no longer. A total installation that responds to the question of sustainability, posed by pollution, the pandemic, by...
“I have carefully considered. I do not laugh at human actions, nor do I weep, nor do I abhor, but I understand.” This is from Baruch Spinoza, who since 1670 advises not to laugh at human actions, nor to weep, nor to detest them, but to understand them. I apply this to Hermann Nitsch (and I...
Modernity, from its very inception, ushered in the sense of time, analogy, and difference, considering originality, no longer as an error, or a grammatical slip-up, but as a vector, whose vital point lies precisely in invention and change,...
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