WRITINGS, REWRITINGS, TRANSLATIONS

Interview with Mario Klingemann, Pioneer of AI-Generated Art: On Authorship and Collective Imagery

The invention of photography has been accompanied, from the very beginning, by a production of manuals and pamphlets to guide photographers

One February night, Mr. Cheong wakes up and notices that Yeong-hye, his wife, is not beside him

"Translation is a losing game". An interview with Susanna Basso

Casanova, Satyricon for Corto Maltese, and the search for shadowless painting with gold ground: An Interview with Beppe Madaudo

What connects photography, painting, and memory? Can trauma be passed down from one generation to the next?

The notes are filled with kilometers traveled by train or plane, with waiting rooms, with past loves

Since 1970, 3 billion birds have disappeared in North America. What happens if a piece of the future disappears with them?

"I often pair more detailed objects with simpler ones. Perhaps it’s this balance that allows me to convey a sense of lightness"

The House of Asterion is the title of a short story included by Borges in the first edition of El Aleph, one of his most famous works

If Algiers shook Le Corbusier’s faith in architecture as a tool for social reform, his projects reproduced the colonial conflict

In Maria Lai’s art, knots are bonds that connect without altering things—for a knot, after all, can always be untied

“Togliere di scena,” an expression also used by Bene, is something much more concrete than one might think.

"The surface of a painting becomes a place of great solitude—a silent, aphasic space, yet one inhabited by countless invisible presences"

In 1922, Kafka published A Hunger Artist, which traces the professional life of a rather unusual artist—a fasting artist.

"At what stage is the development of Roberto Esposito’s 'affirmative biopolitics'?"