Immersivity is our daily working ground: we design spaces and experiences that engage people through light, sound, image, and body. This is why, when we visit an exhibition or a biennale, the gaze we bring is both that of the maker and that of the observer, we are less interested in the most spectacular effect…
The body is at the center of any human activity, including artistic activity, as a tangible element of its presence in the world. The body is the physical form of human identity: to act on it (even simply through “trivial” actions such as getting a tattoo, a piercing, changing hair color or cut…) is to…
Video art was born in the 1960s out of the need to reflect on and experiment with the possibilities that the television could offer by breaking free from the reality of the television schedule. It has undergone various changes over the decades, dealing from time to time with different issues related to the ever-changing video…
