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Sensibilità immerse nell’estetica del virtuale. La futura immaginazione umana

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Matilde Puleo is an art historian and critic, curator, organizer of cultural events and teacher. She regularly writes about visual arts and culture. Collaborator of private galleries and museum institutions. In 2006 she set up a cultural association as artistic director by promoting art projects in public spaces. From 2008 to 2014 she was Independent Curator for www.megamega.it in which she promoted the training-exhibition activity of young artists. She has written texts for books and catalogs and has collaborated with the University of Siena for teaching the history of contemporary art. Since 2002 she has been a journalist for print magazines and a free-lance collaborator for some on-line magazines. Currently she maintains a broad horizon as a writer and author of projects in which to intertwine philosophy, videoclip, illustration, dance, theater and training. The tendency is to pursue the deepening and articulation of thought as develop the necessary ability to observe and read the world.

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