For two days, we will have the chance to enjoy the company of Federico Clavarino, can't wait! Listening to him speak is always a source of new inputs, and having the chance to do a worshop with him, albeit brief, is an opportunity not to be missed...especially given the theme we chose! May 7th, 7 pm Book presentation: Italia o Italia Mysterious and labyrinthine, the photographs in Italia o Italia

È un corpo la terra? is a photobook born from a public artwork, generated by the dialogue between a little girl, a child and an artist. It is a metaphorical and poetic narrative about Nature as Body. About the Forest, the Sea and the Human Being, as parts of a living Whole. Photography, graphics and writing compose a visual and circular narrative, cadenced with questions about the common mysterious truth of the body, and the tw

The Passenger Ship is a project by Emanuele Camerini and Chiara Ruberti, published in November 2024 by RVM HUB, in the series “The Stories of History,” with a short story by Emiliano Dominici and a narrative report by Valerio Millefoglie. It deals with the story of the Moby Prince. It is a huge puzzle, made up of many small pieces: some have been lost, others have been hidden, and still others buried for years

A book on living the countryside, starting from observation, from the desire to support, reinterpret and facilitate the natural processes of creating new ecosystems. The story of a research born from feeling, from the need to rediscover the possibility of a relationship between species in a man-made countryside devoted to production.Cosimo Terlizzi’s texts alternate with photographs of Lamia Santolina’s garden in the making and of the other spaces in whic

Roberto Boccaccino works with images and works on public space and the imaginary that surrounds it. He is often involved in photographic and editorial projects, and is in love with cartography and maps. La Fine del Mondo come Abitudine is a book of scenes that seem to call themselves and characters that run through them like digressions in a discourse. With his ironic and imagery-rich language, Boccaccino takes a fresh look at our in