Anna Bruno’s blog

Appearing to have stepped out of the phantasmagorical realms of Don Quixote, the artist Stefano De Santis, much like Cervantes’ notorious hero, travels the world in the company of his creations, which were showcased last November at the Galleria Tibaldi in Trastevere, Rome. Upon entering the gallery, one immediately feels distanced from the chatter and […]

They seem to rise from a labyrinth of words lost across the centuries, drained of their meaning by time: the words Orma_Amor_Roma. Combined like mirror elements in a train of thought by archeo‑architect Piero Meogrossi, they form an ideal palindrome: a tongue‑twister for the enjoyment of all the children of the world or, much more […]

In Search of Identity! Different? Flexible? Stable? Universal?… by Claudia Quintieri, poet and videoartist Meeting in a blur.The candourof supernatural upheavals, that scatter through worlds inflamedby perseverance, is shrouded in vapours that leaninto immateriality**,**while enlightened chance contains brazen intentions. Within me, the deprivationthat lasts until salvationleaves me aghast. Ordonning longings that cover the thorns. (C. […]

From escaping institutions in the 1990s to algorithmic performance anxiety: how the market has transformed contemporary art today, and why it is urgent to reclaim the right to invisible time. As if moved by a sort of romantic claustrophobia, in the 1990s, artists crossed the solemn thresholds of institutional museums to return to the streets, […]

Metaphorically suspended between art and fairy tale. Storytelling with the Arts   Introduction to the Fairy Tale: The Deep Link Between Art, Muses, and Metaphor   We wonder: is it possible to live metaphorically suspended between Art and Fairy Tale? Can we be guided by the inspiration of our inner muses? For a long time, we have drifted away […]