David Bowie and Ziggy Stardust: an alter ego and an icon. Actually, two.
There are different personalities that coexist within the same person, as if they are part of oneself yet, at the same time, distinct.
THE CABLE CAR, WHICH RHYMES WITH CLAUSTROPHOBIA.
A woman faces her claustrophobia trapped in a cable car with a stranger. A tense moment turns into an unexpected insight about fear.
In a walk life become possible
The figure of the wanderer as a way of being and as a lifestyle. An essay by Guido Bosticco. The image is “Where She Is,” by Rosanna Massarenti.
Frankenstein is not a monster. He is Mary Shelley’s creature.
A portrait of Mary Shelley and the night that gave life to Frankenstein. A story of creativity, rebellion, and a young woman claiming her voice.
Isabella d’Este: grace, tenacity, and the Renaissance
Isabella d’Este, Renaissance mind and icon, transforms Mantua into a cultural hub and leaves an indelible mark on art, fashion, and history
At the edge of reality
A reflection on humanity’s great questions: what it means to be, where reality ends and nothingness begins. A dialogue between philosophy and science
Semi-serious survival guide for the self-esteem crusher (usually in beige)
A casual encounter with someone who undermines you can shake your confidence. With humor and awareness, you can walk away lighter
Fiorucci: when fashion turns electric
The story of Elio Fiorucci, the designer who transformed fashion into an artistic, liberating, and joyful experience across the globe
Organic farming: the garden of illusions and cultivated secrets
Is it true that organic farming is really the answer to the environmental crisis and the healthiest and most sustainable choice for everyone?
The filter of truth. Maybe.
A short tale about filters, identity, and the blurred line between who we are and who we imagine ourselves to be