Marco Mattiuzzi

A multifaceted artist, former teacher and communicator, he has dedicated years to art and communication. He taught classical guitar, exhibited photos and wrote in magazines. In the book sector, he promoted photography and art through HF Distribuzione, a company specialized in mail-order sales. He currently owns CYBERSPAZIO WEB & STREAMING HOSTING. In 2018, he created the Facebook group "Art Pills" with over 65,000 members and manages CYBERSPAZIO WEB RADIO dedicated to classical music. He collaborates with several cultural organizations in Vercelli, including Amici dei Musei and Artes Liberales.
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Aug
18
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
The Lesser-Known Art of Lewis Carroll: A Journey Through His Photography

The Lesser-Known Art of Lewis Carroll: A Journey Through His Photography

Art, Literature
Lewis Carroll, the pseudonym of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, is best known as the author of "Alice in Wonderland." Yet Carroll had another, lesser-known passion: photography. During the 19th century, he was a pioneer of this art form, capturing images that offer a fascinating glimpse into the Victorian era.His photographs allow us to see a more intimate and personal side of the iconic Alice's creator. Portraits of women and children, landscapes, self-portraits – all were subjects of his careful lens. Among his most famous photographs are those of young Alice Liddell, the girl who inspired the character of Alice in his…
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Aug
18
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
Juno (2007): A Cinematic Ode to Authenticity and Empathy

Juno (2007): A Cinematic Ode to Authenticity and Empathy

Movies
In a cinematic landscape dominated by special effects and intricate plots, the 2007 film "Juno" stands out for its disarming sincerity. Masterfully directed by Jason Reitman and brilliantly scripted by Diablo Cody, the film champions delicate themes, tackling them with an innate lightness that doesn't undermine their depth.Ellen Page, portraying the young Juno, embodies the quintessence of a teenager grappling with adult decisions. Her unexpected pregnancy becomes not just a reflection on the uncertainty of youth, but also a commentary on the current social condition of teenagers. Juno's choice to continue her pregnancy and give the baby up for adoption…
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Aug
17
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
Decoding ‘Angyali üdvözlet’: A Cinematic Exploration of Human Nature

Decoding ‘Angyali üdvözlet’: A Cinematic Exploration of Human Nature

Movies
"Angyali üdvözlet", known to English-speaking audiences as "The Annunciation", is a masterpiece of Hungarian cinema that surprises, intrigues, and fascinates. Directed by András Jeles and inspired by Imre Madách's play "The Tragedy of Man", the film is a journey through the very essence of humanity, with children in the roles of the protagonists.Aesthetically, "Angyali üdvözlet" is a dreamlike vision. Its ethereal and dreamy cinematography creates a world that seems suspended between heaven and earth. The settings vary, ranging from the lush gardens of Eden to post-apocalyptic landscapes, with each scene being a moving painting. The bold and innovative choice of…
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Aug
17
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
Beyond the Selfie: Reimagining Museum Visits in the Digital Age

Beyond the Selfie: Reimagining Museum Visits in the Digital Age

Art, Society
In an era where culture is reduced to an Instagram post, discerning between the genuine visitor and the ephemeral one becomes increasingly arduous. The surge of museum selfies, propelled by influencers like Ferragni with her iconic shot at the Uffizi, has opened the doors to a crucial question: do we really need "many" visitors, or rather, "good" visitors?Museums have always been regarded as temples of knowledge, places where art, history, and culture merge in a silent yet eloquent dance. They are spaces designed to enrich the soul, where visitors should immerse themselves in contemplation, guided by a desire to learn…
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Aug
16
2023
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Exploring ‘The Seventh Seal’: Bergman’s Timeless Meditation on Humanity

Exploring ‘The Seventh Seal’: Bergman’s Timeless Meditation on Humanity

Movies
In a cinematic landscape saturated with entertainment, Ingmar Bergman's masterpiece, "The Seventh Seal," stands out as a beacon of introspection and philosophical inquiry. Set in a desolate, plague-ridden medieval Sweden, the film takes viewers on a journey through the soul of humanity, exploring the fragility of life and the tension between faith and doubt.Antonius Block, the protagonist knight, masterfully portrayed by Max von Sydow, embodies the modern individual, tormented by a lack of spiritual certainties. His chess game with Death is not just a mere struggle for survival, but also an embodiment of the human desire to find meaning in…
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Aug
15
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
The Mists of Avalon’: A Modern Take on Arthurian Legends

The Mists of Avalon’: A Modern Take on Arthurian Legends

Literature
Marion Zimmer Bradley's novel "The Mists of Avalon" represents not just a reinterpretation of the Arthurian myth, but also a profound reflection on gender dynamics, power, and religion in Anglo-Saxon society. The saga is particularly distinguished for the way it reworks the stories of traditionally marginalized or demonized female characters in Arthurian narratives.From a historical standpoint, Bradley provides a glimpse into a tumultuous post-Roman Britain, where the old pagan ways are in conflict with the growing power of Christianity. This context offers an accurate representation of the religious tension that pervaded England during this transitional period.From a sociological perspective, "The…
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Aug
15
2023
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Carlo Mollino’s Vision: The Controversial Restoration of Teatro Regio di Torino

Carlo Mollino’s Vision: The Controversial Restoration of Teatro Regio di Torino

Art, History
The Teatro Regio di Torino, one of Italy's most famous opera houses, has a long and rich history dating back to the 18th century. However, one of the theater's most well-known and debated episodes concerns the 20th-century restoration carried out by the eclectic architect and designer Carlo Mollino.Carlo Mollino was undoubtedly one of the most singular and fascinating personalities in the Italian architectural and artistic landscape. Though renowned for his brilliant and bold vision in design and architecture, Mollino also had a hidden and controversial passion: erotic photography. Through private Polaroids, the architect portrayed women in sensual poses, creating a…
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Aug
14
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
Remembering Piero Angela: A Year Without the Maestro of Science Communication

Remembering Piero Angela: A Year Without the Maestro of Science Communication

Society
It has been a year since the disappearance of Piero Angela, a pillar of scientific dissemination, and the void left behind is evident to everyone. The vast television community he created over half a century of dedication to scientific dissemination has taken different paths, yet always under the shadow of his teachings. This change might have been what he himself had foreseen, as he had always worked to train new generations of communicators.Piero Angela's loyal viewers, many of whom also became avid readers, have felt the crack of his absence. Whether choosing to watch an episode of "SuperQuark" or diving…
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Aug
14
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
‘El Topo’: Beyond the Western, in Jodorowsky’s Visionary Labyrinth

‘El Topo’: Beyond the Western, in Jodorowsky’s Visionary Labyrinth

Movies
In the cinematic landscape of the 20th century, few works have gone as far as "El Topo" in blending deep symbolism, allegorical narration, and raw visual representation. This visionary Western by Alejandro Jodorowsky, which originated the "Midnight Movies" genre, remains an unparalleled cinematic experience that continues to baffle, provoke, and fascinate audiences more than fifty years after its initial release.From the moment the film unfolds on the figure of El Topo riding through the desert beside his naked son, it becomes instantly clear that this is not a traditional Western. The entire movie is rife with symbolic images, many of…
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Aug
14
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
“Behind the Glass,” the Controversial Film by Agustí Villaronga

“Behind the Glass,” the Controversial Film by Agustí Villaronga

Movies, Society
"Tras el cristal" (Behind the Glass) is a 1986 Spanish film directed by Agustí Villaronga. The plot is tense, dark, and deeply disturbing.The film unravels the story of Klaus, a former Nazi doctor, who after sexually abusing, torturing, and killing young boys during World War II, now resides in a countryside house in Spain. Following a suicide attempt, Klaus is severely paralyzed and reliant on a life-support contraption—a kind of iron and glass "enclosure," an artificial lung—that enables him to breathe.One day, a young man named Angelo appears at his doorstep, presenting himself as an admirer of Klaus's earlier "medical…
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