A dialogue between man and nature, explored through organic materials such as wood, marble, bronze, and terracotta. Penone’s works reveal the vital energy of matter and the trace of the human gesture.

Matilda De Angelis reflects on acting with a mix of clarity and thoughtful irony. There’s a rare kind of self-awareness in her words—especially for someone whose craft involves being looked at.

The instinctive grace with which Tecla appears on our set carries a rare intensity for someone her age. Tecla Insolia is quickly establishing herself as one of the most promising faces of the new wave of Italian cinema.

Figurative paintings that explore themes of intimacy, relationships, and identity. Fratino’s artworks frequently depict close, personal scenes that express warmth, vulnerability, and the nuances of daily life.

After having appeared in various film projects and theatrical productions, Natasha O’Keeffe’s performances are often characterized by a deep emotional range and a natural ability to bring nuanced characters to life.

Liliane Lijn is celebrated for integrating science, technology, and poetry into her sculptures and installations, often exploring themes related to movement, light, and energy. Over time, she has developed a distinctive approach.

We met James Franco in Zurich at the opening of Hollywood is Hell, his latest exhibition. His conceptual art practice explores themes such as identity, fame, and pop culture.

Giordana arrives at Palazzo Talìa in Rome with her irreverent spontaneity, ready to share her unconventional journey in the world of acting, which has already brought her great achievements.

Francesco Clemente is portrayed exclusively in New York, in the spaces of his Studio and Clemente Bar, for this special collaboration he redesigned the MUSE logo, redefining the concept of identity so dear to his practice.