Pablo & Brigitte
In 1956, Brigitte Bardot attends the Cannes Film Festival, and takes that opportunity to visit the 74-year-old man, and living legend, Pablo Picasso, at his villa-studio in Vallauris, on the … Continue Reading Pablo & Brigitte
The Dancing Plague
In July 1518, around 400 people took to dance for days without rest, and, over the period of about one month, some of those affected died of heart attack, stroke, or … Continue Reading The Dancing Plague
Father
Since the advent of society, as “an organized community sharing the same geographical or social territory, composed of individuals that are conscious of their identity and collective continuity”, the individual … Continue Reading Father
Aberrant Art
Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up Pablo Picasso The recent tendency to overcome artworks and their masters, even if … Continue Reading Aberrant Art
Axe Attraction
Just as in many cases before the Bartle Bogle Hegarty’s launch spot for Axe Anarchy of 2015 — the first fragrance in the brand’s history with a version for ladies … Continue Reading Axe Attraction
Mothmeister
The sleep of reason produces monsters Where do your characters come from? Most of our ideas come from the — unconscious — dephts of our imagination, dreams and nightmares. They … Continue Reading Mothmeister
Sicioldr
“Adunque, voi che con animo gentile sete amadori di questa virtù, principalmente all’arte venite, adornatevi prima di questo vestimento: cioè amore, timore, ubbidienza e perseveranza”… cit. Cennino Cennini: quanti virtuosi … Continue Reading Sicioldr
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