Creative Destruction: Ghirardelli and Luzi's Rituals of Fire and Residue

Nicola Ghirardelli and Andrea Luzi stage fire as co-creative agent — not destruction but transformation, where sculpture becomes relic and painting becomes liturgy.

Coordinates of Suspension: Davide Allieri’s Non-Time at Kunstraum Dornbirn

Davide Allieri transforms a set of GPS coordinates into a threshold state — fibreglass shells, drone-bodies, and low-frequency drone suspending Dornbirn in a present without direction or memory.

Woodland Silence: One Hundred Years of Meditative Space in Stockholm's Cemetery

Andy Liffner's decade-long photographic study captures Asplund and Lewerentz's radical forest cemetery as it was always meant to be seen—not as a completed monument, but as a breathing, seasonal organism suspended between architecture and afterlife.

Dissolving Into Connection: Arianna Ladogana's Hydrofeminist Threshold

In a historic stone church in Polignano a Mare, Arianna Ladogana submerges sculptural bodies in tanks of liquid, asking us to imagine life not as bounded and whole, but as tidal, porous, and fragmentary—a condition of endless transformation and radical interdependence.