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“U marauasce” – “Border Light” The original fires of historical St. Joseph celebrations in Italy neatly coincided with pagan rituals of burning bonfires at the Spring equinox. It was a perfect act of marketing from both that caused both Catholics and heathen to join the dances and songs honoring the heat and the flames reaching

An Interview With the Artist Who Installs Underwater It’s Christmas time – do you have your underwater tree up yet? It’s not a Christmas tree that land artist /underwater nature artist Gola Hundun puts up in these photos and video. It looks strikingly alien in this crystal clear new home, but he is jubilant nonetheless.

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Two Rome-based architects/designers named Lorenzo Pagliara and Gianmaria Zonfrillo are our featured artists today as they bent perception with their new piece called Wireframe. In part two of our public art posting that began yesterday the artists have worked with the locals to beautify this public space. As an art project, the two call themselves

The Staircase of The Knowledge and the Labyrinth In this age of increasing polarization, you may be cheered by the work of the artist collective Guerilla Spam, who invests their time and creative efforts into connecting communities with each other, with art, with history – across generations of citizens in Italy. Today we bring you

Animals use natural space without transforming it but they seek the space to meet their needs. A cave will provide shelter for a bear. The bear will not paint it, wire it for electricity or install air-conditioning. Safely (somewhat) in Japan right now, the Italian land artist Gola Hundun is studying space again for his

When the plants and animals take over again there will still be remnants of you, as they transform your achievements and failures organically en route to natural balance. The evidence of this eventuality lies not only in our predilection for self-destruction but on the current existence of the 7,000 tower-fortress structures that still dot this

“Abitare” (To Live In) Italian Street Artist and urban interventionist Gola Hundun is often thinking about the idea of coexistence and cohabitation between humans and the rest of the natural world. He often looks for that delineation on which to create new art. Naturally it is performed with a flourish of theatricality. Gola Hundun. “Abitare”.