Giotto. A sketchbook.
Since his boyhood, Giotto was well aware that, through the lives of the saints and Jesus, he wanted to describe the reality that surrounded him: from a nagging fly to the most magnificent of the st
Since his boyhood, Giotto was well aware that, through the lives of the saints and Jesus, he wanted to describe the reality that surrounded him: from a nagging fly to the most magnificent of the st
Tuttodunpezzo is very strong. He always knows what to do. When Tuttodunpezzo travels, he does not forget anything at home. He’s Tuttodunpezzo: he has got always everything he needs.
Oh, yes, those five are real freaks: one is all pierced; the second is folded in two, like a letter ready to be mailed; the third is a boneless creature, always half asleep; another one is upside d
Still-life in the spotlight: flowers, fruit, masks, musical instruments, animals, bottles, glasses, baskets, and even skulls...
First and foremost, home is a space that we carry within ourselves. A form that dwells in our heart since time immemorial.
The glorious kingdom of Celeste One-hundred-twenty-third is on a cloud.
Once upon a time there was a story. The story lived in a book. The book belonged to a child. But the child was still not able to read.
In Italian it will be named PIPPO: PIccola Pinacoteca POrtatile; freely translated as SPAG, Small Portable Art Gallery.