by Giacomo Castagnini | 26 Apr, 2025 | Art Criticism, Art History, Crumbs
Who Sculpts Today? The Human or the Code? A Lively Debate Between Chisels and Robotic Arms: Can Art Survive Without the Gesture? In Pietrasanta, amidst marble dust and ancient stone blocks, a silent metamorphosis — or perhaps a conflict — is unfolding. A challenge...
by Giacomo Castagnini | 5 Nov, 2024 | Art History
Friday night, I had dinner at a small restaurant in Viareggio’s dock area called “Lucifero.” What an unusual name for a restaurant; it carries a sense of seductive contradiction. On one hand, we have the ‘bearer of light,’ a symbol of brilliance and...
