Contemporanea Attitude

The lady of comets: Amalia Ercoli Finzi and the grace of the universe
In a world where comets were limited to ploughing the skies of fairy tales, one Italian woman decided that no, comets were not just to be admired

Supermarket anxiety
A tragicomic journey through freezing aisles, rogue carts, and epic stress sweats: supermarket anxiety is real

Charlie Chaplin, the elegance of disobedience
Chaplin quietly sabotaged the world. His walk turned irony into silent rebellion

Sunday Car Wash
There is a place outside of time where everything remains unchanged, an oasis of calm amid the daily chaos. Here, through slow gestures and precise rituals, men and women celebrate attention to detail, silently observed by absorbed onlookers

I may or may not destroy you
Trauma, complex relationships, and the search for self-discovery invite reflection on human fragility, power dynamics, and the need to survive rather than seek perfection

The body speaks – nonverbal communication between work, life, and The devil wears Prada
Nonverbal communication speaks volumes — just like Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada, a look can say it all

Joan Rivers: queen of comedy
Joan Rivers was a brilliant and sharp comedian, able to break conventions and tackle any topic with irony and self-deprecation. With a bold and unmistakable style, she turned vulnerability and obstacles into stage presence and powerful humor

Between style and extravagance: the art of Franco Moschino
Franco Moschino revolutionized fashion with playful irreverence and bold creativity. He redefined fashion with humor and creativity, challenging norms since the 1980s with rebellious elegance; he turned extravagance into expression, summed up by his motto: “If you can’t be elegant, at least be extravagant.”