Collection: Giulio Noccesi

Born in Florence in 1996 and now based in Turin, Giulio Noccesi creates paintings that quietly dissolve the boundaries between memory and the everyday. During our visit to his studio last November, we encountered a practice shaped by careful observation, where familiar landscapes, interiors, and objects slip into poetic, dreamlike compositions. This collection brings together a selection of original works that reflect Noccesi's distinctive visual language—paintings that invite a slower way of looking and reveal new details with every return.

  • At 25, I had the sudden realization that life was not going to happen for me.

    At 25, I had the sudden realization that life w...

    Growing up surrounded by people who knew exactly who they were, Oona Zlamany spent years waiting for her own calling to arrive. What she found instead might be more useful.

    At 25, I had the sudden realization that life w...

    Growing up surrounded by people who knew exactly who they were, Oona Zlamany spent years waiting for her own calling to arrive. What she found instead might be more useful.

  • Mirages in the heatwave - Dear Paris

    Mirages in the heatwave - Dear Paris

    Paris-based writer Eloïse Duguay returns with Dear Paris, a new chronicle where the métro becomes both refuge and vantage point during the city's relentless heat wave.

    Mirages in the heatwave - Dear Paris

    Paris-based writer Eloïse Duguay returns with Dear Paris, a new chronicle where the métro becomes both refuge and vantage point during the city's relentless heat wave.

  • A day in the studio with Giulio Noccesi

    A day in the studio with Giulio Noccesi

    Filmmaker Alex Schuchmann visits painter Giulio Noccesi in his Turin studio for an intimate 20-minute portrait exploring the memories, people and imagined worlds that shape his quietly surreal practice.

    A day in the studio with Giulio Noccesi

    Filmmaker Alex Schuchmann visits painter Giulio Noccesi in his Turin studio for an intimate 20-minute portrait exploring the memories, people and imagined worlds that shape his quietly surreal practice.

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