Mia sorella è una quercia

Mia sorella è una quercia Mia sorella è una quercia is an artistic exploration of the transition into womanhood — a passage shaped by memory, lineage, and shared experience. Through a multidisciplinary artistic approach, the project investigates both the symbolic and lived dimensions of this transformation, weaving together personal narratives and collective histories from the […]

Storie Sacre

Storie Sacre Pietas: The Roman Empire The new millennium has seen the rebirth of paganism in Europe, the ancient cult of the Greek and Roman Gods . More and more organizations are dedicated to spread the spirit of the ancient religion. People from all over the world approach the temples to be initiated to the […]

Circus Love: The Magical Life of Europe’s Family Circuses

‘Circus Love’: – The Magical Life of Europe’s Family Circuses – ‘Man’s real home is not a house, but the road, and life itself is a journey to be walked on foot’. Bruce Chatwin Chapter 1: The Brunette Bros. Chapter 2: Les Pêcheurs de Rêves Chapter 3: Le Cirque Bidon Chapter 4: Gifford’s Circus Chapter […]

The Great Chinese Beauty

The Great Chinese Beauty The global balance of influence has shifted, reshaping old assumptions about power, culture, and consumption. No longer defined by a purely Western perspective, today’s world is increasingly multipolar, with China playing a central role not only in industry and innovation, but in the cultural imagination of global luxury. Chinese travelers arriving […]

Community Swing

Community Swing They walk among us, but they are not like us. They live among us, but they don’t live like we do. They have chosen to “live” in the legendary dual decade of the 1940s and 1950s, the years of gospel, R&B, swing, be bop and rock n’ roll. They are the Community Swing. […]

Route Nationale

Route Nationale Travel is like harvest. Once returned from a distant place, you open your basket and do not worry if most of the crops are not visible: perfumes, music, faces, landscapes. And stories.                                                                                      Erik Orsenna Benin and Burkina Faso, Africa 2010. The Route Nationale passes through several countries of French-speaking Africa and connects […]

9 Months

9 Months “Nine months” is the title of a rather unsuccessful Hollywood comedy in which Samuel Faulkner, a child psychologist, has the months of pregnancy available to acquire the necessary maturity to sustain his role as a father. Samuel Faulkner is 40 years old. The mothers portrayed by Stephanie Gengotti still haven’t celebrated their 18 […]

San Basilio

Community Swing In the outskirts of Rome lies San Basilio, a working-class neighborhood whose faded colors bear the marks of time and decades of institutional neglect. The district takes its name from the Church of San Basilio, yet its identity has long been shaped more by social struggle than by religion itself. An invisible line […]

Along the river

Along the river On the 2nd of November 1975 Pier Paolo Pasolini’s body was found in a neighbourwood of Ostia called Idroscalo. Today there are about 500 families squatting on this piece of land, which is owned by the state. In the 60’s, because of its geographical location at the mouth of the Tiber, it […]