Artist Portrait I Paola Romoli Venturi
In this interview, Paola Romoli Venturi speaks about her artistic journey, her creative process, the relationship between space, memory, and perception, and the role of contemporary art as a place…
In this interview, Paola Romoli Venturi speaks about her artistic journey, her creative process, the relationship between space, memory, and perception, and the role of contemporary art as a place…
Looking back on your long artistic journey, what experience has most profoundly changed the way you see the world and, consequently, the way you make art? After so many years…
Inside Matter For decades, Patrizia Trevisi has explored the space between body and nature, surface and interior, memory and transformation. Moving between sculpture, painting, installation and Fiber Art, she turns…
Germogliati Semi, An Artistic Dialogue with Joseph Beuys Some exhibitions are best understood through words. Others through images, movement, atmosphere and the people who bring them to life. Our Germogliati…
In this interview, Barbara Uccelli reflects on the invisible connections between people, places, memory, and storytelling. Through performance, installation, photography, sculpture, and writing, her practice explores the power of relationships…
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.