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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Jul
29
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
Navigating the Digital Age: The Quest for Authentic Representation in Italian Observatories

Navigating the Digital Age: The Quest for Authentic Representation in Italian Observatories

Society
In the digital age, the field of information and analysis is increasingly crowded with "observers" who claim to act as analytical lenses through which the true face of society can be seen. They present themselves as custodians of absolute truths, somewhat like the Inquisition did in the 16th century. With one fundamental difference: the Inquisition did not add "Italian" to its name to create the illusion of representing the entire Italian people. Yet, in many cases, these institutions of observation and representation do not at all represent the variety and complexity of Italian society.Consider the "Italian Observatory on Interreligious Dialogue"…
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Jul
28
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
Preserving Our Past: The Cornerstone of a Sustainable Future

Preserving Our Past: The Cornerstone of a Sustainable Future

Art, Society
Reflecting on our present and envisioning a desirable future often leads us back to the past, particularly to the preservation and enhancement of our historical, artistic, and architectural heritage. These cultural treasures, sometimes overlooked or forgotten, are living witnesses of our roots, reflecting the richness of our history and are, in every sense, the building blocks with which we construct our future. Understanding that the preservation of cultural heritage is not merely a matter of aesthetics or national pride but represents an investment for future generations is crucial. As the former UNESCO Director-General Irina Bokova said, "Cultural heritage is an…
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Jul
19
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
A Night at the Museum: Beyond the Velvet Rope

A Night at the Museum: Beyond the Velvet Rope

Art
Dreaming of immersing oneself in a world far from the daily grind is a sentiment many share, fueled by the desire to escape and explore the unknown. For art lovers, the museum is seen as a sacred place, a sanctuary where time stands still, artworks unveil age-old tales, and the walls exude an aura of silent reverence. But what if we could experience this sacred space in an entirely innovative way? Imagine spending an entire night inside a museum, a night where dim lights caress masterpieces and the sound of your footsteps echoes in otherwise silent rooms.From the early hours…
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Jul
18
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
The Raft of the Medusa: A Masterpiece of Romanticism and a Social Commentary

The Raft of the Medusa: A Masterpiece of Romanticism and a Social Commentary

Art
The painting titled "The Raft of the Medusa," created by Théodore Géricault between 1818 and 1819, serves as a landmark in the artistic landscape, a cornerstone of Romanticism, and a sharp social commentary. On the large canvas, the artist depicts a tragic, real-life naval disaster that significantly shook public opinion at the time: the shipwreck of the French frigate Méduse and the desperate struggle for survival of its survivors.With this work, Géricault breaks away from the neoclassical tradition, which usually focused on heroic mythological or biblical figures. Here, the artist turns his focus onto a contemporary event, bringing harsh reality…
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Jul
17
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
The Aesthetics of the Ephemeral and the Eternal Innocence: A Reflection on the Work of Bernard Faucon

The Aesthetics of the Ephemeral and the Eternal Innocence: A Reflection on the Work of Bernard Faucon

Art
Bernard Faucon, French artist and photographer, has always excelled in capturing the ephemeral essence of innocence and youth. With his works that blend reality and whimsy, Faucon transports us to a world where time seems to stand still, and the subjects appear to exist in a limbo between reality and imagination. His most famous series, "Les Grandes Vacances", is a perfect example of this aesthetic. In it, child mannequins are placed in bare and lonely settings, recreating scenes of summer play. Yet, despite the apparent cheerfulness, a sense of solitude and melancholy pervades the works. The life that the mannequins…
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Jul
15
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
Dante Alighieri: The Original Gamer of the Literary World

Dante Alighieri: The Original Gamer of the Literary World

Literature, Technology
At a recent literary event organized by FAI Giovani of Vercelli, Professor Francesco Toniolo presented an unusual and fascinating topic: "Dante Alighieri, the First Video Gamer." If you've ever pictured Dante with a joystick in hand, this might seem like a peculiar association. But, examining the structure of Dante's Inferno and comparing it to that of video games reveals an intriguing parallelism. Looking at the structure of Dante's Inferno, we find it composed of a series of circles, each dedicated to the punishment of a different sin. These circles can be likened to the various levels of video games. The…
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Jul
14
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
TOR: Anonymity as a Shield for Dissidents in Dictatorial Countries

TOR: Anonymity as a Shield for Dissidents in Dictatorial Countries

Society, Technology
Introduction: The Value of Privacy in the Digital Age In an increasingly connected world, the Internet has become the primary space for the exchange of ideas and personal expression. Every day, billions of people use the network for work, communication, shopping, gaining information, and much more. However, this incredible resource has also brought new challenges in terms of privacy and data security. Each time we browse the web, we leave behind a digital footprint that can be collected, analyzed, and in some cases, exploited. Companies, governments, and malicious actors can use this information for a variety of purposes, not always…
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Jul
14
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
Deciphering the Lexicon of Art: Symbols, Colors, and Meanings Across Eras

Deciphering the Lexicon of Art: Symbols, Colors, and Meanings Across Eras

Art
Introduction Art speaks not with words, yet it communicates with us, telling stories, evoking emotions, and stimulating reflections. It does so through a language of symbols, signs, colors, and shapes, which together create what we might call the "lexicon of art". A fundamental aspect to consider is that this lexicon is not universal: each artist, each culture, each historical period has its own. The Language of Art: Symbols, Signs, and Meanings Art, like many other forms of human communication, has its own language. This language is not made of words, but of symbols, signs, colors, and shapes, which together create…
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Jul
14
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
The Digital Fame Playbook: Mastering Visibility in the Modern Age

The Digital Fame Playbook: Mastering Visibility in the Modern Age

Society
Introduction:In the digital age, the thirst for fame and visibility has sparked an ever-evolving spectacle, where individuals from various spheres - artists, professionals, and others - embrace increasingly creative strategies to capture public attention. This article delves into how people often adopt bold, sometimes even transgressive tactics in their quest for fame that might otherwise elude them.The Ten Commandments of Success: How to Become Famous in 10 Days:In a world marked by media frenzy and online interactions, a "Ten Commandments of Success" seems to have emerged - a series of ten steps that appear to be a secret manual for…
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Jul
14
2023
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By Marco Mattiuzzi
Photography: Art or Craftsmanship?

Photography: Art or Craftsmanship?

Art
Introduction: In the contemporary artistic landscape, photography has long held an ambiguous position. Since its invention in the 19th century, it has sparked debates and controversies, swinging between acceptance as an art form and delegitimization as a mere technical tool. In this brief essay, we will explore the issue from various angles, with the aim of unveiling the multiple facets of this fascinating medium. Photography as Art: Challenging Conventions Since its birth in the 19th century, photography has fought for legitimacy in the realm of art. Many disputed its place among the fine arts, considering it merely as a means…
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