Conceptual Fine Arts | We are a curated non profit platform which creates, contextualises and broadcasts art papers and exhibitions. We investigates the various aspects of contemporary art and art from the past centuries with a common belief that the present is informed by the past and the past remains open to understanding.

Defendente Ferrari: escape from the Renaissanceby Silvia TomasiDefendente Ferrari keenly sought refuge in dreams during an era that instead celebrated the triumph of reality.

Cosima zu Knyphausen and her imprecise skeletonsby Piero BiselloThe paintings of Cosima zu Knyphausen persuade you to ask what surrounds them, circulating motifs and subtle atmospheres, dismissing style.

Ottaviano Nelli the roughby Antonio CarnevaleHere is an introduction to Ottaviano Nelli, the late Gothic painter from Gubbio who was famous for his rough mix of sacred and vulgar

Naoki Sutter-Shudo, monuments and iconsby Samantha OzerIn crafting speculative worlds on a shrunken scale, Naoki Sutter-Shudo dislocates us from the abstraction of the impending future, allowing a site for contemplation of reality

Wojciech Bakowski: dream-like narratives (an interview) by Veronica GisondiDwelling on the possibilities of images, sounds, and words becomes a way for Wojciech Bakowski to dive into the boundaries of human insight, cognition, and the medium itself - while reveling in the limits of one’s own reality

Henrik Potter: HINGEby Céline MathieuThe work of Henrik Potter is not the in-between. It is more the and and. It’s a mutuality, a literal enjambment

Hair air style from Middle Age to Botticelliby Silvia TomasiHair colour had a moral significance, the hairstyle a message of seduction or betrayal. And each hair became a story

Enrico Castellani, surfaces and foundationsby Tommaso TriniLOOM gallery and Fondazione Enrico Castellani re-enact the 1999 solo exhibition at Galleria Civica di Trento

Marina Xenofontos, fluidity is a chrismby Stefano PirovanoMarina Xenofontos' poetic loops entail independent words, images and forms, that fluidity turns into a discourse

Italian silent film divas in their photographic postcardsby Esme GarlakeMany ordinary women saw Italian silent film divas as influences on daily dress and behaviour; much of this came from the consumption of photographic postcards, nowadays still avidly collected