Art as a Path to Knowledge: On Rilke

By Abate Bussoni

2-minute read. Before presenting the full editorial from Issue 27 of our magazine, we would like to share an excerpt that distills the essence of Abate Bussoni’s reflection. If these words resonate with you, you can read the complete editorial in the free abridged digital edition of the magazine. For readers wishing to delve further,…

OF THE GOOD, THE BEAUTIFUL, AND THE TRUE IN CONTEMPORARY ART

By Abate Bussoni

2-minute reading time. “I see myself as a child, watching the swallows in spring, the flocks of birds performing acrobatics, drawing elegant shapes in constant movement, full of sounds. Enchanted by the spectacle, it is impossible to take my eyes away from that sublime harmony of nature.” — Anonymous Facing a blank page, in need…

What If Our Entire Culture Were a Perfectly Calculated Illusion?

By eMe Alonso

Reading time: 1 minute. What happens when culture, instead of liberating us, lulls us to sleep? When art, far from opening up new horizons, becomes a repeated, predictable, domesticated product? In the editorial “The Unbearable Condition of Our Current Culture”, published in ARTNOBEL Inspiration Review of Contemporary Art, the mechanisms of the contemporary culture industry…