Yoan Capote's work reflects on the experience of being Cuban, addressing universal political, social and migration issues.
Massimo Uberti, Italian artist, works with an intangible material. He uses the light as a physical matter, building dreamy architectures.
Omar Hassan, Italian/Egyptian, grew up between two different cultures and this gave him a deep curiosity about the new, the different and the outside world.
Rebecca Louise Law is a British artist, best known for artworks created with natural materials, namely flora.
The artist, with a prophetic intuition, started from a reflection on climate change and the future of the planet and aware of the transitory nature of every human effort, he went to imagine a world where buildings and monuments symbolizing the most famous cities in the world are literally stormed by a luxuriant nature.
Marianna Simnett creates fairytale, performative, sound and luminous installations.
Everyday objects used as protective masks against Coronavirus to let us think about media terrorism and our fragile globality.
Illustrator and Architect, Carlo sketches the everyday life of the cities with a characteristic ad unique style guided by a deep understanding of the genius loci.