War of Cells
paintings / war of cells

War of Cells

War of Cells Acrylic on canvas and/or varnish (#02, #09), some are on newspaper and canvas (#03, #04, #06, #08, #10). Different sizes: small canvases (#01, #02, #03, #08) are .6 inch thick, big canvases are 1.2 inches thick and solid painted on the edge. Prices are in US dollars and do not include worldwide … Continue reading

Winter Continuous Cycle – Ciclo Continuo d’Inverno
mantova / video / winter continuous cycle

Winter Continuous Cycle – Ciclo Continuo d’Inverno

FullHD video (orig AVCHD SonyA7R, 16:9) 18:50 min., color, stereo. Winter Continuous Cycle Ciclo Continuo d’Inverno – Mantua, a medieval small town in Northern Italy, is my hometown. I came back to it after many years living abroad. Of my past life I surely miss the metropolis’ hustle bustle and the anonymous crowd, but at present I … Continue reading

Connessioni Argentine
argentina / buenos aires / connessioni argentine / photography

Connessioni Argentine

The exhibition Connessioni Argentine, Argentine Connections, suggests a photographic dialogue between the shots taken by Michele Molinari and Maria Zorzon. The first one is Italian, he temporarily lived for a few years in South America, the other was born in Argentina from a family of Italian descent. Urban architecture for Michele Molinari and portraits for Maria Zorzon. The only connection seems to be a strict black and white. But … Continue reading

La Diversità come Pilastro
art installations / la diversità come pilastro

La Diversità come Pilastro

People aren’t only Americans, Muslims, Moroccans or Catholics. They also are men and women, fathers and mothers, sons, doctors, lovers, workers, engineers, teachers, athletes, artists; they can be poor or wealthy, they might have different sexual preferences, they might have an active social life or be apathetic, they can firmly hold their beliefs or be … Continue reading

Mantova Non Unesco
mantova / mantova non unesco / photography / places

Mantova Non Unesco

Mantua historical center is a UNESCO World Heritage site, a unique and exceptional testimony of Renaissance’s impact on architecture, monumental arts and town planning. Travelers and tourists flock to Mantua’s cobblestone streets to enjoy its sights and cultural richness. As a native and local resident, I’ve been looking for visual inspiration outside the imaginary walls … Continue reading