Author Archives: Art for Housewives
Roman Aesthetics
The Italian government is giving fiscal incentives for the ecological amelioration of buildings. Anxious to take advantage of the bonus, now Rome is full of condominiums covered in scaffolding such as the building across the street from where I live. The … Continue reading
The Power of Intention
There’s a man in my life. His name is Hugh Breton and he’s a philosopher (remember the dude from the bookstore?). The word “philosopher” comes from the Greek word “φιλόσοφος “(philosophos) meaning “lover of wisdom”. It’s a term that somewhat confuses … Continue reading
Know Thyself
When standing in front of the mirror, who do I see? Sometimes it’s her, sometimes it’s me. Today Her was staring at Me. I said BOO! And she said BOO! too. That’s when I realized that “Her” was actually me. … Continue reading
Transitions
TEXT: It was a lovely October morning and I was rubbing tombstones at Campo Cestio. The textures that were surfacing were so exciting that I didn’t mind being covered with graphite. I was lost in my own world until I … Continue reading
Reconfiguration Revival
Three years ago I started my Age of Reconfiguration Project (aka Cool Breeze). I’d finished the entire draft in Greece and proudly hand carried it back to Rome eager to finish it. But Covid-19 stopped that as focusing on anything … Continue reading



