A Hundred Faces
Why Some People Tell More in Front of the Camera Than Others Sometimes the inspiration for an article comes from
What is art? – The dialogues contiues
At the end of the first part, Plato and Aristotle were already sitting at my imaginary table. Plato had given
What is art? – A dialogue begins
A few days ago, I was back in Acquasparta, a small Umbrian town of barely more than five thousand inhabitants,
Boudoir Photography
Part II – Sensuality Is Not a Matter of How Many Buttons Are Undone The first part explored the boudoir
Boudoir Photography
Part I – From a Private Room to a Personal Image I have repeatedly written about boudoir photography. About its
Seeing Yourself Through Different Eyes
A woman has herself photographed nude. She has spent years fighting her body, speaks of an eating disorder and describes
A little bit of Hollywood in Treviso – an encounter with Giò Stefan
An unexpected gallery visit, a shared fascination with retro aesthetics, and a thoroughly enjoyable conversation with an artist. While my
It Would Work Without It
Part II: When Did Things Stop Having to Be Beautiful? A few years ago, after a long day’s work, I
It Would Work Without It
Part I: When Did Handwriting Stop Having to Be Beautiful? There are certain things about which I apparently belong to
The Mona Lisa undresses
How tools change – while artistic working methods survive for centuries There are works of art we believe we know.