I see art as the only hope we have left. I don’t see it in religion or politics. If we as artists can’t take advantage of it, who can?

In conversation with Camilla to learn more about her career as a designer & her extraordinary visions. Abstraction seems to be a key word.

I wouldn’t do any job that doesn’t represent myself, I’d like my passions becoming my future job. In conversation with Cecilia Becatti.

I can deeply understand things that maybe other people can not really appreciate.

I love designing pieces that can be added into the interior to make people fall in love with the space they’re in.

Simona is a young Italian designer. Born and raised in Puglia, she then moved to Turin to begin her university career at IAAD.

Melissa Trombetta is a young Italian make- up artist who has decided to move to London to pursue her dream of becoming a makeup artist.

Moved by passion. Photography: a deep love which was born when she was a child and that she develops day by day with a lot of inspirations

A STORY OF STILLNESS THAT SPEAKS FOR PAST AND STANDS FOR THE FUTURE

Lara Zankoul, a Lebanese fashion & fine arts photographer. Her series are characterised by high dose of daydreaming & surrealism.

I ended up falling in love with human anatomy as I entered the world of acting, theatre and body expression. This defined my artistic point.

My search for inspiration is very wide and it comes mainly from everything related to the world of Hip-Hop such as music and street art.

“Micrashell”, the virus-shielded suit, easy to control, fun to wear, disinfect able, fast to deploy (PPE).

A not so far away future reality is the one portrayed in the animated short film “Best friend” by Italian visual artist Nicholas Olivieri.

The Colombian illustrator, Sofia Bernal explores through her work themes that are intertwined by the sensitivity to everyday life.

Reading books about art & artists he started to create his own art by cutting & pasting pictures from music magazines to create images.

Have you ever lived with the constant desire of going elsewhere, anywhere?

“My illustrations represent surreal moments of daily life characterised with a strong sense of static and nostalgic lack of communication”.

Dripping colors, the smell of fresh paint, brushes and street noise. This is Jessica Luce Puleo's world.

The Italian photographer Cristina de Paola tells the story of her homeland, the Salento coast in Apulia, through her photography series.