“Premature 107” by Giovanni De BenedettoReview by Claudio Komarek“Premature 107” by Giovanni De Benedetto (frame)"If fish didn't exist, would you be able to imagine them?" the Bluvertigo told us in a famous song in vogue in the 1990s within the track Altre Forme di Vita and this is a deeper issue of the post-punk new-wave musical context and concerns the link between thought, language and reality. Within this investigation travels his journey the talented genuine artist Giovanni De Bened...

“Premature 107” by Giovanni De BenedettoReview by Claudio Komarek“Premature 107” by Giovanni De Benedetto (frame)"If fish didn't exist, would you be able to imagine them?" the Bluvertigo told us in a famous song in vogue in the 1990s within the track Altre Forme di Vita and this is a deeper issue of the post-punk new-wave musical context and concerns the link between thought, language and reality. Within this investigation travels his journey the talented genuine artist Giovanni De Bened...

“Portrait Of An Oppressor” by CibariusReview by Claudio KomarekCibarius is a complex work, full of references and symbols that sink into social analysis, cultural investigation, and philosophical thought for a deeply human reflection. In a representation that only the virtual reconstruction can give us, in all its absurd and paradoxical truth, the artist follows the subtle and sometimes painful theme of human relationships, that complexity of webs of feelings that envelop us every day in our ...

“Portrait Of An Oppressor” by CibariusReview by Claudio KomarekCibarius is a complex work, full of references and symbols that sink into social analysis, cultural investigation, and philosophical thought for a deeply human reflection. In a representation that only the virtual reconstruction can give us, in all its absurd and paradoxical truth, the artist follows the subtle and sometimes painful theme of human relationships, that complexity of webs of feelings that envelop us every day in our ...

“Behind the Wall” by Valérie BietReview by Claudio KomarekI once read the following sentence: "What is drawing? How do we get there? It is the act of opening a passage through an invisible iron wall that seems to lie between what we feel and what we can do." Apparently, a Dutch painter named Vincent and Van Gogh by last name said it. I don't know how much he knew about philosophy, but he knew enough about drawing and painting. So, what did Van Gogh really mean, though? Looking at this be...

“Behind the Wall” by Valérie BietReview by Claudio KomarekI once read the following sentence: "What is drawing? How do we get there? It is the act of opening a passage through an invisible iron wall that seems to lie between what we feel and what we can do." Apparently, a Dutch painter named Vincent and Van Gogh by last name said it. I don't know how much he knew about philosophy, but he knew enough about drawing and painting. So, what did Van Gogh really mean, though? Looking at this be...

“Dialogue Pistol” by Francesco TortorellaReview by Claudio KomarekDialogue PistolWords hurt more than guns, thought Francesco Tortorella creating this intriguing, funny, and direct work, as always in his style. When I see Tortorella's works, I always think of hundreds of frames from great films that somehow got stuck somewhere in my brain, memorable scenes, posters, and that is what Dialogue Pistol evokes first and foremost. A poster for a movie that was never made, a portrait of a scene...

“Dialogue Pistol” by Francesco TortorellaReview by Claudio KomarekDialogue PistolWords hurt more than guns, thought Francesco Tortorella creating this intriguing, funny, and direct work, as always in his style. When I see Tortorella's works, I always think of hundreds of frames from great films that somehow got stuck somewhere in my brain, memorable scenes, posters, and that is what Dialogue Pistol evokes first and foremost. A poster for a movie that was never made, a portrait of a scene...

“Connection” by Lele GastiniReview by Claudio KomarekFaces that contain faces that contain stories that contain faces. It is quite a visual journey that of Gastini, just a simple surname or a simple surname for an original artist in a cyberspace made up of ambitious nicknames often obsessively searching for the latest English-speaking trend. But Gastini knows that his story is our story, and our story is everyone's story, immersed and lost in the endless sea of the infinite versions of u...

“Connection” by Lele GastiniReview by Claudio KomarekFaces that contain faces that contain stories that contain faces. It is quite a visual journey that of Gastini, just a simple surname or a simple surname for an original artist in a cyberspace made up of ambitious nicknames often obsessively searching for the latest English-speaking trend. But Gastini knows that his story is our story, and our story is everyone's story, immersed and lost in the endless sea of the infinite versions of u...

This is Bottega’s official Manifesto. It represents the group's founding act and its declaration of intent. Minted on the blockchain in the form of a smart contract, it attests to the birth of the movement.Bottega Manifesto -Token Founder #1VISIONBottega is a decentralized collective of artists, collectors, curators, critics, writers, and developers, who are passionate about art, blockchain, and new technologies. Our action is focused and inspired by the Crypto Art movement and we explor...

This is Bottega’s official Manifesto. It represents the group's founding act and its declaration of intent. Minted on the blockchain in the form of a smart contract, it attests to the birth of the movement.Bottega Manifesto -Token Founder #1VISIONBottega is a decentralized collective of artists, collectors, curators, critics, writers, and developers, who are passionate about art, blockchain, and new technologies. Our action is focused and inspired by the Crypto Art movement and we explor...