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Interview | Ghislaine Pilone: I have loved art since my early childhood

Interview | Ghislaine Pilone: I have loved art since my early childhood

Artist portraits • 4 minutes read
"Since my early childhood (I was 5 years old) I have loved Art. I invented several painting techniques and went to sell them in markets. Several attempts to be self-employed as an artist, but it was not the right time!!! Life decided otherwise, directing me into accounting. Today I had the click, at 58 years old I am launching myself :)..."
Marcello Lo Giudice: From Conceptual Art to Material Metamorphosis

Marcello Lo Giudice: From Conceptual Art to Material Metamorphosis

Artist portraits • 6 minutes read
Born in Taormina, Marcello Lo Giudice lives and works between Milan, Paris, and Noto.Initially earning a degree in Geology from the University of Bologna, he later turned to the visual arts, studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice under three leading figures of post-war Italian painting: Emilio Vedova, Giuseppe Santomaso, and Virgilio Guidi...
Interview | Manuela Morgaine: Being an artist was not a choice

Interview | Manuela Morgaine: Being an artist was not a choice

Artist portraits • 12 minutes read
"Being an artist was not a choice nor the result of a trigger element. It imposed itself as another way of breathing, thinking, seeing, representing. Samuel Beckett calls us the 'Good for that'."...
Interview | Severine Boucard: everything is impulsive and intuitive

Interview | Severine Boucard: everything is impulsive and intuitive

Artist portraits • 3 minutes read
"I have attended art workshops in La Rochelle, Île d'Elle, and Rochefort since college with very charismatic masters who taught me their knowledge and their technique. I have tried everything..."
Interview | Christophe Foucault: I am self-taught

Interview | Christophe Foucault: I am self-taught

Artist portraits • 5 minutes read
"I'm self-taught. Over the years, I've learned to master light, sharpness, blur, and shots, and at the same time, I've deepened my knowledge of underwater biodiversity."
Virginie Monange : Je me suis formée en art plastique

Virginie Monange : Je me suis formée en art plastique

Artist portraits • 5 minutes read
"Avant tout le plaisir de peindre en faisant résonner les couleurs entre elles mais aussi la phase de création d'un visuel imaginé dans ma tête ou retravaillé à partir d'une photo retenant mon attention. Par la suite j'ai adoré pouvoir échanger et parler de mon art lors d'expositions et de salons"...
Six Balkan Women Artists to Know and Remember

Six Balkan Women Artists to Know and Remember

Art history • 6 minutes read
When we think of great European art, our gaze rarely extends to the Balkans. And yet, it is precisely from this borderland — a crossroads of cultures, traditions, and historical upheavals — that some of the most powerful, original, and all too often forgotten female voices of 20th-century art have emerged...
Simon Findlay: I’m a bit of an anti-inspiration person

Simon Findlay: I’m a bit of an anti-inspiration person

Artist portraits • 5 minutes read
"I think I’m a bit of an anti-inspiration person. For me I’m so process driven and so regular, I kind of laugh at the idea of waiting for or trying to find inspiration. I just do life, I can’t help but draw or make music or performances about the things around me - my friends, the visual information, ideas that I read about, nature"...
How does art engage with the rights of often marginalized groups, such as women and the LGBT+ community?

How does art engage with the rights of often marginalized groups, such as women and the LGBT+ community?

Art history • 8 minutes read
The historical and artistic investigation into the relationship between art and the rights of marginalized groups—particularly women and the LGBT+ community—reveals how creative language has always been a space of resistance and transformation. From feminist critique to the rewriting of the canon, and up to queer visibility in contemporary art, a path emerges that affirms art as a space of freedom, capable of redefining identities, bodies, and desires.
Poonam Choudhary: My artistic background is largely self-taught

Poonam Choudhary: My artistic background is largely self-taught

Artist portraits • 12 minutes read
"Art has always been a deeply personal and intuitive journey for me. From an early age, I found comfort and freedom in expressing emotions through color, form, and texture. What truly inspired me to become an artist were the quiet, introspective moments in life—times of transformation, resilience, and healing."...

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