Daniele Sigalot: When Being an Artist is an Option
Starting from airplanes that look like paper, but in reality they're made of polished or colored aluminium. Daniele Sigalot fully represents his world…
Tag: Sculpture
Renaissance Reimagined, Reignited: Negin Sharifzadeh
Negin Sharifzadeh's recent photographs, sculptures and animations challenge the eternal Feminine in the history of Renaissance art to reinterpret and …
Palazzo Bonaparte: A New Space For Art in Rome
With the hashtag #PalazzoInMostra, Palazzo Bonaparte was inaugurated in Piazza Venezia in Rome on 9 July: a new space dedicated to art and culture in …
Where The Air is Dust: Salvatore Emblema at Gallery Fonti, Napoli
Experimenting a return to origins: this is the key to understanding the work of Salvatore Emblema. Born in Terzigno (Napoli) in 1929 and died in 2006,…
Between Blood and Painting: The Art Without Eyes of Nicola Samorì
Italian artist Nicola Samorì describes his work with an exclusively tormented approach. In fact, in each artwork, sculpture or painting, he harbors a…
Grow, Melt, Radiate: Sarah Bereza
Sarah Bereza is building an army with a graceful craft that tames the fluid shifts of her sensual forms. She sharpens her tools to playfully elimina…
Do What You Must: A Q&A With Ryan McCann
Ryan McCann has no other choice. “If anyone is consciously considering becoming an artist, I’d say, do anything else,” says McCann, with a combination of…
Crossing New ‘Terrain’: An Interview with Yasue Maetake
Andrew Erdos and Yasue Maetake’s second collaboration, Amorphous Terrain II, disperses forms in their shifting state throughout the space of 5-50 Ga…
Pigeon Pat: The Interview
Pigeon Pat is a Brooklyn-based pigeon-flyer, sculptor and zine-maker who is a part of one of New York City's unique, longstanding subcultures.
One Beguiling Belgian: Jean-Baptiste Bernadet
It’s crucial to me that what I offer to the viewer remains as open as it can be, open to interpretation and all sorts of feelings. All of my work is…
