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ISSUE 41

January 14, 2021

Greta Mariella

A train of inspiration. When self-expression becomes a necessity and the only way is through music. In conversation with Coco about her dance and music journey.

January 14, 2021

Sara Orlandini

Elisabete Finger is a choreographer and performer. She thinks that our body is a huge source of inspiration and art, a mix of powerful elements. In her pieces, Elisabete highlights many important concepts of life that can belong to different fields of our existence.

January 14, 2021

Carla Gina

During the 1960s and 1970s, there was the emergence of artists on the west coast of the USA who began experimenting with new materials such as plastic, glass and LED light. These artists pushed the boundaries of traditional art-making by exploring how light installations could affect the viewer’s perception of space.

January 14, 2021

Luiza Pegrucci

Recently graduated from a prestigious university of fashion arts, Central Saint Martins, Alexandra Sipa has discovered an unconventional use for recycling electric wires – turning them into clothes.

January 14, 2021

Vivian di Lorenzo

Dominique Cro is a socio-artist living in London. For her, the observation and study of human behavior through the lens of her camera are manic and magnetic processes. Photography is an artistic tool capable of capturing the truth of just one second. Real. Unique.

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January 21, 2021

Sara Orlandini & Vivian Di Lorenzo

Life in Beirut can be described with one adjective: bitter-sweet. On the one hand, war & destruction are afflicting the country, while on the other, young artists are trying to tackle this devastation with art, design & above all COURAGE. They are DARING.

January 21, 2021

Vivian Di Lorenzo

We talk about Lebanon, we talk about Beirut, but above all we talk about resistance, dynamism and great cultural vivacity. At the same time we are talking about young people who care about their art and defend it at any cost, even when everything seems to be rowing against them. It was a pleasure to meet one of these guys, Ginger Potter, an interior architecture graduate, young artist and illustrator who hopes to see his illustrations in video games one day.

Sara Lteif is a young digital designer who studied art at the “Academie Libanaise des Beaux-Arts” in Beirut. She grew up with a passion for art, and with her works she wants to feel free and express herself fully.

Lucky are those who can find their identity immersed in nature. Samer has a strong connection with the environment that surrounds him. He defines himself as an outdoor creature, with a natural attraction for the environment, with the sense of well-being that one feels lying on the plain, enjoying only the silence and getting away from the noise of the city.

January 21, 2021

Sara Orlandini

Lynn Zahreddine is a young photographer from Beirut, Lebanon. She moved to Italy to study economics and management for arts, culture and communication at the Bocconi university in Milan.

Lynn says that photography is her passion: she can see the world from her point of view by filtering it through her camera.

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Simone is a young law student and he is passionate about reading, literature and books. He created his original project “side_book” in which he mixes his love for reading and art, redrawing many famous literary masterpiece covers with his brothers.

Orange Fiber is the Italian company founded in 2014 by Adriana Santanocito and Enrica Arena that patented and manufactures sustainable fabrics for Fashion Industry from citrus juice by-product.

The term “New Media Art” emerged in the 1990s following a wave of artists using the latest technologies in their works, such as the Internet, the World Wide Web, and video games. New Media Art focuses on the interaction between the artist, the viewer and the artwork which responds to them. These new technologies transformed the way artists thought about the role of the art institution in the physical space and the virtual space.

Whenever we talk about Brazil, Rio de Janeiro is probably the first city that comes to mind. Rio de Janeiro is one of the most famous cities in the country, known not only for the 2016 Olympics, but also for its vibrant rhythm of life that has inspired so many songs.

January 28, 2021

Riccardo Aimerito

Nisrine El Turky is an entrepreneur and professor at the Faculty of Engineering of the Notre Dame University of Louaize who founded IOTree. Her team is mainly composed by motivated women who want to leave their mark in the field of eco-sustainability.

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Berlin, the city of symbolic murals representing history and political events, is one of the most interesting cities that stand out in the scenario of design and creativity for younger generations like Gen Z and Millenials.

In the case of seeing artwork online, the reproduction of artwork online faces a troubling dilemma: the views have increased, but its value as original artwork decreases.

Barbara Coppetti, PhD in Architecture and a senior researcher in architectural and urban design, takes us through her research experiences on the regeneration of industrial landscapes. Regeneration, reuse and renewal of heritage are today the greatest resource for activating processes of architectural and urban transformation.

Yaazd Contractor grew up in Mumbai and moved to Chicago to hone his skills. He's a multidisciplinary artist, always ready to get involved in something new. 

February 4, 2021

Vivian di Lorenzo

Philip Peter Kairu, in art Kairu, is an experimental artist focused on portraits, colors and soft lines. Art is an essential tool for investigating every person’s intimacy.

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February 11, 2021

Cecilia Malaman 

Costa, Idra and Ema. Three kids in their twenties bursting with energy and passion, eager to make music without compromises, to stay true to themselves and nothing else.

February 11, 2021

Carla Gina

Raving has become a daring weekend escape from the normalities imposed by modern society, and continues to be a place of pure freedom and creative expression.

February 11, 2021

Sara Orlandini

Cameron Talbott has a great passion for extreme skating. He thinks that this sport is something adrenaline-pumping that makes you feel free and allows you to understand your limits.

February 11, 2021

Riccardo Aimerito & Luiza Pegrucci

The founders had the desire to create new narratives and new ambiences for unconventional materials and found in marble the perfect source of innovation; a cutting-edge technology that, thanks to the presence of marble powder, brings together technical performance and aesthetics into fabrics.

February 11, 2021

Vivian di Lorenzo

Now a mass cultural phenomenon, the video game is a unique medium. It differs from other types of media such as cinema, theater and literature, while incorporating different languages.

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February 18, 2021

Morgana Simonazzi & Federica Moschitta

Lagos is an attraction in itself. A metropolitan island that’s home to an interesting mix of people, cultures and is fast becoming a melting pot of creative talents and businesses in Africa. In addition, Lagos has become one of the new fashion capitals.

February 18, 2021

Luiza Pegrucci

Inspired by the nature around her, Yuanfang Tang creates narratives where magical moments happen and the results are colorful jewels.

Bjartur Olafsson is a climber from Iceland. His greatest passions are mountains and climbing them: both a physical and mental challenge. Furthermore, he loves climbing frozen waterfalls.

Let us introduce Daniele Colasante, a young fashion designer, as volcanic as the region where he was born, Campania. Daniele is a raging flood and wants to find his place in the fashion industry, challenging it with his creativity and inspiration.

February 18, 2021

Carla Gina

The studio Very Seri Lab was founded by a group of emerging artists - Farouk El Sharkawy, Tiziano Crisanti, and Lorenzo Gerletti - who are currently studying at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan. In 2019, they opened their studio doors to the public offering multiple services from workshops, seminars, and collaborations with other artistic talents.

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Caterina Piva is an Italian mezzo-soprano. In her career she has worked with such important directors and musicians and has graced some of the most famous stages such as the Teatro alla Scala. Caterina believes that theaters are “the nourishment of the spirit, a safe harbour where one can be moved”.

Born into a family where the passion for shoes runs through the veins, Federico Frison, the son and grandson of great shoe professionals, created his own brand to ignite the glamour of women through their choice of shoes.

Carlos Alberto is a street artist who, thanks to his huge talent and his passion for drawing, can mix together art and reality. His 3D street art works are stunning and required a lot of attention to details and precision to be realized. Actually, Carlos thinks the most important part of his work is the creative process behind every creation.

Video games. A means of entertainment thanks to which the users can utterly immerse themselves. Here the user can feel emotions and be amazed. So, if art is any work capable of conveying emotions, can videogames be considered works of art?

February 25, 2021

Barbara Coppetti

In the previous issues, we dwelled on the concepts of regeneration, reuse and renewal of the heritage for the activation of architectural and urban transformation processes. Today we will continue to understand the importance of learning spaces for public school and a case study on ARTKADEMY.

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March 02, 2021

Francesca Agnelli

Beauty, nature, art, technology. All in 23 shots. 23 still-life paintings of flowers and plants in unusual colors for our eyes. Rather than an exposition, ULTRA-FLOWERS is a sensory experience leading to the discovery of the beauty that surrounds us, which we often fail to see.

March 02, 2021

Giulia Ghirri

Do you know when in the morning you put on your mascara, some foundation, blush and even lipstick?

Well, forget all that: soon you'll discover a new way to do your makeup. What you'll need is fruit, pieces of metal, leaves and anything else you can find.

March 02, 2021

Vivian Di Lorenzo

Behind a tattoo hides a memory, a person, a moment. Whether you like it or not, it still represents an eternal work of art on an ephemeral canvas: our body. Each tattoo tells a story, especially that of Lynn Acra, a young tattoo artist from Beirut.

March 02, 2021

Carla Gina

Toronto is Canada’s largest (and still growing) metropolis and is internationally recognized as a creative hub for artists of many genres. The diversity of cultures, scenic landscapes, and ever-adapting urban environment is what makes Toronto one of the most appealing cities in the Great White North.

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March 11, 2021

Sara Orlandini

The idea of Danish design revolves around the “Hygge” concept. This term doesn’t have a proper translation in other languages (unlike the “Lagom” concept, which means “just right”), but it can be described as: “the will of creating a cosy, pleasant and intimate atmosphere in which you can enjoy the pleasures of life surrounded by the people you love”. This concept reflects on the Scandinavian idea of design.

March 11, 2021

Luiza Pegrucci

Beauty, nature, art, technology. All in 23 shots. 23 still-life paintings of flowers and plants in unusual colors for our eyes. Rather than an exposition, ULTRA-FLOWERS is a sensory experience leading to the discovery of the beauty that surrounds us, which we often fail to see.

March 11, 2021

Vivian di Lorenzo

March 11, 2021

Vivian Di Lorenzo

Laura teaches us that there is nothing more educational than illustration. Creative freedom without limits, a meticulous technique and attention to lines, an explosion full of colors.

Being originally from the Faroe Islands, the softness of her work can only evoke those wonderful landscapes like the lines of the waves. Abstractism, reflection and minimalism make Jana's work unique and never ending. 

March 11, 2021

Luiza Pegrucci

The last time you saw one of those exuberant platform shoes was probably back in the late 2000's in one of Lady Gaga’s video clips or during Prada's S/S campaign in 2009.

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March 18, 2021

Cecilia Malaman 

March 18, 2021

Vivian di Lorenzo

We have been so lucky to meet him on the island of Fuerteventura: you can easily tell that he’s in his element in such a surreal paradise. His name is Matteo, aka LaVia, and he’s a rap singer-songwriter born in 1996 in the suburbs of Milan. He went all-in on music and he is not going back.

Subjects who walk, talk and get out of walls. Pino Deodato’s art is the union of art and theater, art and cinema. With a disarming lightness, Deodato teaches us that every story one wants to tell needs a different material.

March 18, 2021

Benedetta Melli, Arianna Missaglia, Ludovica Savio. Supervisors R. Cavallaro F. Santonicola

March 18, 2021

Giulia Ghirri

In the last issue, we introduced the case study of Via Malaga, in Milan, and the themes of public space and new urban scenarios. Today we will continue to deepen these alternative scenarios through one of the different design visions elaborated with our students: the Art-Network project .

Dario Tironi is an Italian visual artist with great respect and attention to the environment and society. Since he was young, he was interested in visual arts and music, so he decided to undertake this path and graduated in sculpture from the Brera Academy in 2006.

March 18, 2021

Sara Orlandini

The essence of Scandinavian design can be described as "to feel and to live before drawing or creating something". It has three main characteristics: essentiality, brightness, nature & wood. Everything revolves around the concept of "Lagom", which embodies the spirit & meaning of design in Sweden: moderation & "the right quantity", no excesses or superfluous things. Just the essential. 

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