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From Coloniale to Spazio Giustiniani, the Rossi family redefines living spaces with vision, craft, and design.
By Antonella Dellepiane Pescetto
West meets East, psychiatry coexists with art on a daily basis, history and textile collecting dialogue with archetypes, dream states and mythology; Surrealism and Magic Realism blend with medieval jewellery, mosaics and ancient Macedonian traditions. All of this is the art of House of Ita.
By Antonella Dellepiane Pescetto
Sound Geometry, is neither sculpture nor installation, but a philosophical instrumentarium—an ensemble of resonant bodies through which number, space, and vibration conspire to articulate an epistemology of the invisible.
By Anna Maria Giano
Discover Anna Frabotta and the paradise of indie magazines: FRAB’S.
By Antonella Dellepiane Pescetto
Immerse yourself in the Holi Festival and Discover the Prismatic World of color through the centuries from Aristotle to Dante Alighieri, from Michel Pastoreau to Yves Klein and Anish Kapoor.
By Anna Maria Giano
Thanks to the Invitalia Fund, Tessiore publishing has been able to create this advanced web platform which hosts the digital version of the magazine, the art boutique and much more.
By Orlando Team
From May 17 to December 7, the Radicepura Garden Festival invites you to explore 10 experimental gardens and 7 permanent ones, where lava meets lavender, and design dances with wildness.
By Anna Maria Giano
La Fustaia is a hidden gem in the hills of Sarzana, Liguria, tucked among oaks, myrtle, pines, peonies, and wild herbs. A boutique retreat where luxury hospitality, deep nature, and creative inspiration blend in perfect harmony.
By Antigone Morgan
Vanessa Bozzacchi transforms personal pain into collective architecture, creating Fondazione Mente, dedicated to neurodevelopmental disorders. A lexicon of love, structure, and silent revolution.
By Anna Maria Giano
In the meditative rhythm of her images, the world returns to its elemental silence. Veronica Gaido traces the hidden breath of landscapes and rituals, revealing a metaphysical intimacy with time, slowness and impermanence.