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Mimmo Palladino’s “Sleepers” at Palazzo Citterio, in Milan, evoked powerful narratives. The fragmented terracotta figures were awkwardly vulnerable in their […]
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Mimmo Palladino’s “Sleepers” at Palazzo Citterio, in Milan, evoked powerful narratives. The fragmented terracotta figures were awkwardly vulnerable in their […]
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Tu Sei Futuro / You Are Future. The 3D phrase in front of the STEP Futurability District in Milan made
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Crossing the small Alda Merini bridge on the Naviglio Grande in Milan, I came across another display of the ‘tradition’
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The title of this poster, “Darkness isn’t absence, it’s a fertile space of possibility”, made me think of Kandinsky’s 1935
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I am deeply proud and honored to announce the renewal of my UNESCO Chair on Visual Literacy for a second
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How we perceive reality around us heavily depends on the narratives that dominate our public spaces.An example: During the Second
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I am thinking of starting a series of posts sharing my thoughts on visuals. I have posted such kind of
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Artworks frame and reframe. Are sources of inspiration and awakening. Barbara Kruger’s bold statements that challenge concepts of power, values,
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In his book from What is to what if, Rob Hopkins describes imagination as the ability to look at things
Have you ever wondered why search engines come up with women images every time you type the word ‘nurse’, or