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Vittorio Zappa, Tommaso FirauxEssays on art, aesthetics, and the art world.
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Nighthawks by Hopper: The light that offers shelter.
Edward Hopper, Nighthawks, 1942, Art Institute of Chicago
Nighthawks puts you on a street corner past midnight, in a city that has finished with the day. The shops opposite have shut their lights, the upstairs windows are asleep, the pavem...
David Hockney - Portrait of an Artist
David Hockney, Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures), 1972
The painting presents a swimming pool in the south of France, a day so still it seems to hold its breath, green hills folded behind like a promise.
Two figures inhabit th...
The Metaphysical Noon
Salvo, I giorni della brina, 2010
I have stood in a small Italian town at the blue end of the day and watched the snow blush into a colour that snow, by all rights, should never attempt. It was an hour of no particular ambition, a winter a...
The Art of Being Empty
There is a room beneath certain old Tuscan houses that the house itself seems to have forgotten. You go down a few uneven steps, and the air drops a decade, cool and mineral, smelling of stone and vinegar and something patient. I remember v...
Learning to Court Puzzlement
What Rothko, Keats, and the Greek "aporia" taught me about staying in the not-knowing.
Most of us set out along the well-trodden boulevards of life, clutching our maps of certainty and scanning the roadside for those reassuring signposts:...
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