From marketing to film production, and a documentary film about Lucio Fontana. “I’m curious to see where artificial intelligence will take us, but at the same time I try not to let myself be swept away by the rush.” Interview

The Sardinian writer and the immense distraction. “Literature serves to connect, something we never do. We are a country that confuses everything, complication with complexity, but the latter is necessary.”

From Chomsky to Butler, right through to Agamben and the sociologist – scion of the French intelligentsia and author of "La dislocation". It is the age of impostor oracles, weary of the democracy in which they wallow and all too fond of autocracies.

 Drawing on the etymology of the Greek verb from which the word ‘phantom’ derives – and which relates to the semantic field of ‘appearing’ – Giacomo Petrarca explores the figure of Moses, starting from what he defines as an ‘excess of presence’    

As he reached maturity, the writer gradually distanced himself from the avant-garde ideals of his youth. Yet he retained an awareness that history does not turn back