Del mondo/2021

Del Mondo: toys herbarium like illustrated encyclopedia

Del Mondo is a series of compositions inspired by the aesthetics of herbariums and old illustrated encyclopedias in which oftentimes the final result, influenced by the imagination of the designer, was a display of simultaneously distorted and evocative images. The collection of the photographed objects has been put together by the authors over the years… Continue reading Del mondo/2021

Sacralia/2020

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Sacralia series harks back to the aesthetic canons and concept of wunderkammer in which, however, the spiritual dimension is historically absent. A personal collection of objects coming to us through several lives, it includes both traditionally sacred and common objects that through juxtapositions and a peculiar atmosphere spread the will of an intimate research and… Continue reading Sacralia/2020

Tecniche del corpo/Mani 2019-2020

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In 1934 ethnologist M. Mauss initiated a field of studies on the techniques of the body, meaning “the ways in which human beings in different societies use their body, conforming to tradition”. Today the way we use our body is more and more influenced by the evolutions of technology and often are our organs to… Continue reading Tecniche del corpo/Mani 2019-2020

Drag Syndrome/Portraits 2019

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Drag Syndrome is a series of portraits taken before a show in Milan. Drag Syndrome is a British, London-based collective of drag queens and kings with Down syndrome; they have toured extensively both in Europe – Norway, Germany, UK, Italy – and America – Mexico, U.S.A., Canada. One of Culture Device’s projects (culturedevice.org), with Robert… Continue reading Drag Syndrome/Portraits 2019