Artist Portrait I Massimo Piunti
An intimate conversation with Italian artist Massimo Piunti on matter, memory, Abruzzo, popular culture, craftsmanship and the landscapes within us.
An intimate conversation with Italian artist Massimo Piunti on matter, memory, Abruzzo, popular culture, craftsmanship and the landscapes within us.
For Alessandro Antonucci, art is not simply an aesthetic practice, but a way of understanding the world. Through earth, plaster, plants, photography and natural processes, his work explores transformation, fragility, time and the hidden languages of matter. In this conversation, he reflects on nature as an interlocutor, the role of chance and doubt, the responsibility of art in an age of speed and artificial intelligence, and the importance of remaining faithful to one’s own artistic research.
A conversation with Enrico Pulsoni on art, matter, memory and transformation, from theatre and architecture to VOLTItraVOLTI, Mementi molli and Mortis Humana Via. An artist’s journey shaped by encounters, experimentation and an enduring curiosity about the relationship between the human being and the world.
Mandra Cerrone speaks about performance art, memory, genealogy, love, the body and art as a poetic act in an intimate KULABERLIN interview.
Virginia Ryan has lived between continents, cultures and identities. In this intimate conversation, the Australian-born artist reflects on belonging, memory, migration and the places we carry within us revealing how a life between worlds can become a source of artistic freedom and connection.
Silvia Stucky’s art begins with attention: to nature, memory, silence and the seemingly insignificant details of everyday life. Moving between photography, painting, video, performance and installation, she explores how art can transform the act of seeing into a deeper form of listening and how awareness might change our relationship with the world.
An intimate conversation with Italian artist Giampiero Gigliozzi about art, material, memory and the quiet language of making, from his studio in Lucoli, Abruzzo.
In this interview, Jörg Christoph Grünert reflects on a multifaceted artistic practice shaped by ecology, social engagement, memory and the transformative potential of art. Moving between sculpture, installation, performance, theatre and artistic pedagogy, his work emerges from a sustained investigation into the relationship between human beings, materials and their environments. He speaks about the encounters, collaborations and intellectual influences that have informed his artistic language, as well as the political and philosophical questions underlying his practice, from the legacy of Joseph Beuys and social sculpture to questions of history, vulnerability, freedom and collective responsibility.
Artist portrait exploring memory, material, light, transformation and perception in the work of an Italian contemporary artist Nicola Romanoleli.
Discover Stefano Trappolini in an intimate artist portrait exploring his artistic journey, creative practice, influences, and the ideas behind his work.