Claudia Bigongiari
Reframing desire through vintage erotic magazines: Jürgen Maelfeyt
An exploration of how 70s and 80s vintage erotic magazines shaped the visual language of intimacy, fragmentation, and sensual ambiguity in Maelfeyt’s trilogy
How can AIs be used to benefit contemporary culture?
The digital space has transformed the way we perceive, value, and circulate culture, and we[dot]art intervenes as a counter-proposal of accessibility
Bénédicte Blondeau: onde, coscienza e la fisica dell’invisibile
Tra dolore e maternità, Bénédicte Blondeau attraversa le soglie del visibile per esplorare l’energia che muove la materia, i corpi e la Terra: un viaggio tra onde sonore, vibrazioni cosmiche...
Why re-reading old images is a subversive act?
Rodrigue de Ferluc reassembles Paris Match archives to question the meaning of images and their reuse —from glossy celebrity portraits to war reportage—in an era of algorithmic control
Who’s afraid of the father? Camille Lévêque rewrites paternal mythologies
Through collage, family archives, advertising images, and political propaganda, photographer Camille Lévêque dismantles the traditional father figure, exposing patriarchal myths in À la recherche du père
Florence: from cultural heritage to an open-air stage of fakes
Photographer Louis De Belle investigates how mass tourism, obsessive visual reproduction, and urban trompe-l’œil strategies have contributed to a distorted identity of Florence
Aerei sopra New York: fotografia e comunità sotto le rotte di LaGuardia
Il progetto di David Rothenberg racconta in immagini l’impatto degli aerei sulla quotidianità di un quartiere del Queens, sospeso tra realismo e surrealtà, tra rumore, inquinamento e isolamento urbano
Under Suspended Rupture: Community and Isolation Beneath LaGuardia
David Rothenberg’s long-term visual study of Landing Lights Park exposes how the proximity of landing planes shapes the lived experience of East Elmhurst—where infrastructure divides bodies and communities
