Luca Avigo
What remains of a chair: Martino Gamper and the design of waste
From Martino Gamper to Markus Friedrich Staab, chairs built from recovered materials reveal the labor, the limits and the contradictions hidden behind the unique piece
Studio Wok: anche un interno è architettura
Marcello Bondavalli, Nicola Brenna e Carlo Alberto Tagliabue di Studio Wok raccontano un approccio anti-ideologico all'architettura, tra paesaggio, materiali naturali e domesticità degli spazi
Sebastiano Le Noël: «Il libro illustrato è l’anti-digitale — e non solo per i bambini»
Dal Père Castor a Club Godo, dalla collana Sfilate a Make Love: il direttore artistico de L’Ippocampo racconta vent’anni di editoria illustrata tra estetica, mercato e tabù Cosa può tenere...
From aero politics to salt architecture: Tomás Saraceno
In Salinas Grandes, El Santuario del Agua by Tomás Saraceno reimagines land art as a community-owned project rooted in water, salt, and Indigenous knowledge
Hannah Levy: why a prehistoric crab makes sense in her sculpture
With Blue Blooded at Museo Nivola, Hannah Levy turns the horseshoe crab — harvested for modern medicine since before memory — into the most coherent subject she has ever chosen
Tempelhofer Feld: why Berlin legally protects its largest open urban space?
The former airport park is protected by a 2014 referendum and the ThF law, yet new building pressures reopen the debate amid housing shortages, climate concerns, and urban forestry
