Giorgio Tentolini from Casalmaggiore (CR) How your way of working has changed? I have to say that, for a series of lucky coincidences and having obtained the studio in the house, I never had to change or even slow down production, rather, immediately, past the first moments of bewilderment, I told myself that I would have […]
Bianco-Valente from Naples With which objects and spaces of your daily life are you interacting the most? We live in an eighteenth century building in the historic center of Naples, the foundations of the building touch the burial chambers of the Greek city where Neapolitans from two thousand five hundred years ago rest. They fell asleep with a beautiful city in their eyes and hearts, […]
Giacinto Di Pietrantonio from Como How your way of working has changed? As for everyone, are missing, at the moment, opportunities for physical presence to see exhibitions, attend conferences, visit relatives, friends, in short, the sociality in direct presence, replaced by sociality in direct contact. We are welcome to attend conferences, chat via the web. I have to say […]
Pierpaolo Lista da Paestum (on) La tua nuova ritualità quotidiana… L’arrivo della pandemia ci ha inaspettatamente portato all’isolamento sociale. Le circostanze che si sono create hanno cambiato abitudini e ritmi di vita. L’obbligo di stare in casa mi ha dato l’opportunità di lavorare e svolgere le attività quotidiane con meno fretta. Avendo la percezione di […]
Serena Fineschi from Siena Museums and galleries have reacted to the moment with digitalisation and virtuality. What are your "strategies" for establishing new relationships? In reality we should no longer talk about strategies but talk about artists, of their research and their works. These are the relationships we should cultivate with perseverance and […]
Tiziana Casapietra da Savona Cosa ti manca? Your personal experience of "absence" and "lack". Non mi manca nulla. Trovo questo levare utilissimo a ripensarsi. Qualche giorno fa ho letto sul The New Yorker (https://www.newyorker.com/news/our-columnists/the-political-consequences-of-loneliness-and-isolation-during-the-pandemic) un articolo che interpretava la situazione in atto attraverso Hannah Arendt quando descrive le potenzialità creative dell’isolamento, perché è nella […]
Marika Vicari from Creazzo (WE) How your way of working has changed? I work constantly on the creation of my drawings and on my research relating to my studies but at this moment I have reviewed times and spaces that I am lucky enough to share with two interesting artists, my husband, also a painter, and our five-year-old son […]
Vincenzo Rusciano from Naples How your way of working has changed? I believe that, in this time, have a roof over your head and a situation of relative personal tranquility, that's already a lot. It made me feel protected. Now, however, I have a great desire to take back all my working and social life and all […]
Giulia Zamagni da Bologna Con quali oggetti e spazi del tuo quotidiano stai interagendo di più? Occhiali, ciabatte, cucina, balcone. OCCHIALI. La nuova vita digitale e collegata mi ha portato ad un nuovo rito. Mettersi gli occhiali per scrivere e parlare attraverso lo schermo del pc. Vedere da vicino con gli occhiali quando in realtà […]
Laurina Daisy Duck from Rovereto (TN) How your way of working has changed? The best thing about my job is that essentially I'm free to express myself however I want, I have no constraints or support, nor medium, nor of topics: I draw inspiration from everything around me, current facts, avvenimenti passati e li catapulto […]