Kill tua wife
A short story written in Summer 2022 from which the visual artist Alessandra Giacinti developed a drawing in response.
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Pantomima XXX
Written by visual artist Alan Stefanato for his solo exhibition curated by Sergey Kantsedal with the assistance of Yuliya Say at Associazione Barriera in Turin, 11 February – 13 March 2022.
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Magpies in the Melamine
Written in response to the drawings of Alessandra Giacinti and in conjunction with her solo show for TUORLO format at spaziomensa, Rome, 7-13 November 2021.
In the Palazzo Altemps
A short nonfiction piece about Palazzo Altemps in Rome.
Why Me?
Written for the exhibition Why Me? curated by Sergey Kantsedal with the assistance of Yuliya Say at Associazione Barriera in Turin, 17 September – 23 October 2021.
Notes from the Desirous Hills
An epistolary narration about the 2021 edition of TRAFFIC Festival delle anime gentili.
Il calcio
This text was written in 2019 for an unpublished Fanzine edited by Rome based visual artist Giovanni de Cataldo as part of his investigation of football supporters’ dynamics and visual codes.
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Giochi di ragazzini. Quattro casi
Written as a response to the artworks of Sara Enrico during her residency at ISCP in New York, this text takes inspiration from some drawings to build a narration around kids’ games.
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Grande Fatigue
An essay, a fiction, a “theoretical fiction” on creative writing classes, New Narrative, Dodie Bellamy and much more.
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Cuttings
Texts written for and beyond the exhibitions of the performer/author.
You
On the infinite power and powerless of the division.
A tiny town south of Rome
A short story based on a personal episode.
La Fuga (The Flight)
A fictional story written in the occasion of the residency of Yves Mettler at Laurentino 38 (Rome) for MagicCarpets.
On Haemophobia
Panofsky applied on a contemporary artwork.
Silence
An experimental text written in response to Sex, live performance by Anne Imhof at Tate Modern, The Tanks, London.
Shadow Players
Text submitted to the Belfast based magazine “The Tangerine”.