Lorenzo Madaro from Lecce Your new daily ritual… Very simple: I wake up, studio, I read, work, I write, I teach online with my students from the Academy of Fine Arts in Lecce, project; I talk on the phone or chat for hours on the phone with friends, fool around. Then I go around the block. Every day I go to the […]
Mario Sughi from Dublin (Ireland) Your new daily ritual… I live and work in Dublin. Here the restrictions are not (or at least until now they haven't been) as binding as elsewhere. In the late afternoon I go out for long walks. The police don't stop you, the important thing is to keep a little distance from each other. […]
Luca Coser from Trento Your new daily ritual ... I finished my semester of teaching in Brera just before the virus limitations, so again there is little. Compared to before, for what you define rituality, the changes are minimal. I'm methodical, I wake up and go to the studio, I start the music, o la […]
Vincenzo Cabiati from Milan Your new daily ritual. I live in a home studio. I've always spent a lot of time working alone. The boundaries of “work” and “everyday life”, with an existential choice of this type, they are very labile. I feel friends, artists and curators and with surprise we confess that, in addition to the inevitable health panic, the times of […]
Marcello Campora from Savona We are dealing with a new time and space. What are you discovering or rediscovering about yourself? These days I have been living alone. My days have flown by. I have often wondered what my time took up to be able to have so little even in this condition. I believe that […]
Giorgio Bonomi from Perugia Your new daily ritual ... How your way of working has changed? Honestly, the Coronavirus hasn't changed my job much, apart from mobility and the setting up of exhibitions. Not being a presidentialist or worldly, I have always practiced reading and studying, activity that in these times […]
Francesco Candeloro from Venice How your way of working has changed? My work is developing in notes, small sketches to stop ideas. Drawings for possible future pictorial works, no more well-defined projects ready to be made in the workshops where I work with Plexiglas. Part of it is positive, in part I feel in […]
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 […]