Dramma Drame/drama.The amorous subject cannot write his love story himself. Only a very archaic form can accommodate the event wich he declaims without being able to recount. (Roland Barthes, A lover’s discourse) Words, words, words, a fiction to look at but not a broadcasted one though. It is a romance printed on a white […]
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150 years since the birth of the French poet Arthur Rimbaud 1854 Â1891. The New York University in London. Wed 20th  Thur 21st Oct 2004 6pm  10pm. 6 Bedford Square Bloomsbury WC13RA Event Number One. Wednesday the 20th of October 2004. At […]
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Spaesaggio (Dis-place) To ‘live in’, implies a separation between the space and the surrounding territory. This installation relates the space with procedures and materials commonly associated with the sartorial craft, using the ‘thread’ as a metaphorical media.‘Spaesaggio’ – the title – refers to Jean Cocteau’s neologism ‘spaesaggista’ he addressed to Giorgio De Chirico’s painting in […]
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