Michele Brunetti

Q-Can Art Museum, Shanghai I step into the first room of the Q-Can Art Museum in Shanghai and come face to face with a massive

Fragments. Broken shapes. Pieces of things, but never the whole. What does it mean to frame something? The rules say subjects should be centered. Or

I really like it—I just need to understand why! Taking my camera around, pulling it out of my pocket, snapping a shot, hearing the film

I recently spent ten days in Italy, returning after a long time away. As usual, I was swamped with things to take care of, so

In China, there are an extraordinary number of museums. I recently visited the Zhejiang Art Museum in Hangzhou on a Sunday, and it was packed. 

In Palermo, there are buildings that possess an unexpected beauty. They are neither old nor ancient, they seem to emerge from another era, crafted for

Last year, I lived in Rome and spent a lot of time at the MAXXI museum. While the museum is famous for its big, impressive

Sometimes, you just need to stand still. In a world obsessed with movement and action, the simple act of staying in one place can reveal

The city lights flicker insistently and annoyingly in the night, bodies and cars dissolving in the uncertain human condition that bares its teeth in the