Jessica Stoller: Porcelain Power And Deconstructing Feminism
Jessica Stoller redefines feminism in her work, playing on both the grotesque and the surreal within her practice. She uses her ceramic sculpture to e…
The Fairytale Art World of Alice Ronchi
In the rural landscape where she grew up, who better understands the importance of contact with the life of nature. We're talking about artist Alice R…
A One-On-One With Monica Bonvicini
“I think one strong reason why I wanted to become an artist is that I was terrified by the idea of getting up every day and do the same thing”. Wi…
Francesca Leone: The FRONTRUNNER Interview
An internationally-renowned painter, Francesca Leone is the daughter of art, literally. Her father is director and producer Sergio Leone, the originat…
Justin Mortimer: Enigmas and Paradoxes
Justin Mortimer’s work operates in an enigmatic world that is both surreal and realist. His paintings are marked by implicit figures and apocalyptic…
“Art misses the encounter between artists and the public”: Olivier Masmonteil
“I arrive at the atelier around 7:30 a.m., when the world is still a bit asleep; it is a moment of silence, calm and tranquility”. Thus, Oliver Ma…
The Poetic Research of Alessandro Piangiamore
From coral to flowers, from concrete to wax, Alessandro Piangiamore's practice is so versatile that it leaves nothing to chance. Having "grown up with…
Nona Inescu: Bodies In Nature
Connecting human bodies with nature is the focus of Nona Inescu’s practice. The Romanian artist explores our relationship with the natural world, re…
David Datuna: The Hungry Artist
Georgian-American artist David Datuna shocked the contemporary art world with a performance called Hungry Artist (2019-2021), where he dismounted Maur…
Remodelling Tradition: Abraham Kritzman
Abraham Kritzman’s practice spans across painting, sculpture, printmaking and installation. He is inspired by travel, combining historical sources w…