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.

  • Antonia Teillery

    Antonia Teillery

    Crabs, aquariums, birthday parties: Chilean painter Antonia Teillery turns forgotten internet images into paintings on plastic. A short portrait of one afternoon in Santiago.

    Antonia Teillery

    Crabs, aquariums, birthday parties: Chilean painter Antonia Teillery turns forgotten internet images into paintings on plastic. A short portrait of one afternoon in Santiago.

  • "Such was my instinct. Licking off his tear. "

    "Such was my instinct. Licking off his tear. "

    An untitled text by Lara Konrad, author of the forthcoming novel Insufferable, about a tongue, slowness and touch, and tasting the world without shame.

    "Such was my instinct. Licking off his tear. "

    An untitled text by Lara Konrad, author of the forthcoming novel Insufferable, about a tongue, slowness and touch, and tasting the world without shame.

  • A day in the studio with Sofía Serpa Arango

    A day in the studio with Sofía Serpa Arango

    On a chilly December afternoon in South London, painter Sofía Serpa Arango let us into her studio and into a world built from Colombian costumbrismo, Austrian folklore, and cowboy myth.

    A day in the studio with Sofía Serpa Arango

    On a chilly December afternoon in South London, painter Sofía Serpa Arango let us into her studio and into a world built from Colombian costumbrismo, Austrian folklore, and cowboy myth.

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