#ioriparto
Ho provato qui a rispondere alla casa editrice EDT sul quale potrebbe essere il mio personale “punto di ripartenza”, o un’“idea di ripartenza”: https://www.edt.it/ioriparto-matteo-pericoli-affacciarsi-al-futuro
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Entries by Matteo Pericoli
Finestra delle mie brame
Il nostro punto di contatto col mondo svuotato dal virus di Matteo Pericoli La Stampa, 10 maggio 2020 tutto iniziato nel 2004 a New York quando, a pochi giorni dal trasloco, preso dallo sgomento di abbandonarla dopo setti anni passati con lei, silenziosa e trasparente, sempre al mio fianco decido di disegnarla in fretta […]
My Own Little Window
The other day my friend Azzurra Muzzonigro asked me to contribute a short piece about how my work space and routine are overlapping with my family’s domestic life and space in our Turin (Italy) apartment during the lockdown for a feature on her blog called “Domestic space is the new public space”. Here’s what I […]
#MyWindowView
With so many people around the world being forced to stay at home, our windows have taken on a much more profound and metaphoric function than ever before. In essence, they have become our primary point of visual contact with the world — a contact that both protects and separates us, but at the same […]
Fabbriche di parole – Fahrenheit Radio 3
Tommasio Giartosio intervista Matteo Pericoli Qui il link alla puntata di Fahrenheit del 27/12/2019: https://www.raiplayradio.it/audio/2019/12/FAHRENHEIT-Fabbriche-di-parole-8b59683a-cbb7-4124-bd16-17ebd5105c0f.html
Finestre sul mondo: 63 visioni sulla Grande Mela
È finalmente arrivato! Finestre su New York: 63 visioni sulla Grande Mela, un libro (e una copertina) da aprire. “63 visioni di New York. 63 sguardi dalle finestre di artisti, registi, scrittori, musicisti, filosofi, scienziati e persone comuni che Matteo Pericoli ha incontrato, per poi ritrarne gli scorci e realizzare una storia inedita della Grande […]
An Imagined Elsewhere: The City of Cities
An essay by Colum McCann published in World Unfurled by Matteo Pericoli (Chronicle Books, 2008) We leave: it’s inevitable. We sometimes come home: that’s our choice. In the process, we can bring our home country to another land, or we can cart that other, distant country back toward our own and sometimes make it new. And so, every building we have […]
The 2011 and 2001 Manhattan West Side skyline in the New Yorker
In one of my rarely-opened drawers, I stumbled across this September 12, 2011 issue of The New Yorker magazine with a portion of my original, 2001 West Side drawing from Manhattan Unfurled (top) and a 2011 drawing of the same section of the skyline (from Canal St. to the Battery). Click here to watch a […]
LabLitArch @ Princeton University
Very excited to be talking about the LabLitArch at Princeton University next week! https://ams.princeton.edu/events/cosponsoring/mellon-forum-mapping
LabLitArch News: Two Illuminating Workshops
From the LabLitArch News page The first workshop was held in April, in collaboration with professor Marco Maggi of USI University of Lugano (CH), Institute of Italian Studies, and organized by the City of Lugano.An array of participants, including USI literary students, graduate design students, and two selfless local architects (Flora and Michela), attended. Professor Maggi’s […]