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Vladimir Majakovskij e Maria Denisova, un Amore disperato

La storia del poema "La nuvola in calzoni" / "Облако в штанах" è collegata all'amore tormentato e non corrisposto del poeta Russo Vladimir Majakovskij (1893-1930) per la scultrice monumentale Russa, Maria Alexandrovna Denisova (1894-1944).
I due si incontrarono nel 1914 ad Odessa, durante il viaggio dei futuristi del 1913.
"La nuvola" è il capolavoro della stagione "prerivoluzionaria" di Majakovskij, uno dei testi più significativi del futurismo russo e della letteratura russa del Novecento.


Composto tra il 1914-1915 da un Majakovskij poco più che ventenne, il poemetto trabocca di una forza lirica tesa, appassionata, che vuole essere dissacrante, antiborghese, antifilistea, ed è soprattutto intensamente libertaria.
Majakovskij vuol portare dentro l'arte della parola la carica dirompente di una visione nuova o rinnovata della realtà, dei sentimenti, dell'idea stessa della poesia e della scrittura.

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Tariq Ismail Abbasi | | AI Art inspired by van Gogh

Pakistani artist Tariq Ismail Abbasi: "I am fascinated by the intersection of art and technology.
I love the idea of using machines to create new and innovative forms of art.
I believe that AI has the potential to revolutionize the way that art is created and consumed.
I'm excited to see what the future holds for AI art, and I'm proud to be a part of this movement".


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Alexander Pushkin | Vi ho amata / I Loved You / Я вас любил, 1829

Io vi ho amato: l'amore ancora, forse,
nella mia anima non si è del tutto spento;
Ma non lasciare che vi disturbi più;
Non voglio rattristarvi con niente.

Io vi ho amato silenziosamente, senza speranza,
ora con timidezza, ora con gelosia.
Vi ho amato così sinceramente, così teneramente,
Come che v'ami un altro il ciel vi dia.

Woldemar Hau (1816-1895) | Portrait of Natalia Nikolayevna Pushkina-Lanskaya (Wife of the Russian poet Alexander Pushkin), 1849

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Jihad Shadeed | AI Art

Jihad Shadeed is an artist with digital sculpture expertise.
Shadeed incorporates Artificial Intelligence in her creative process.
Artificial intelligence has amazed people with its ability to create detailed images of what you ask for in seconds.


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Alexander Pushkin | Eugene Onegin and Tatyana's Love story

"Eugene Onegin" / "Евгеній Онѣгинъ" is a novel in verse written by Alexander Pushkin (1799-1837), Russian poet, playwright and novelist of the Romantic era, considered by many to be the greatest Russian poet and the founder of modern Russian literature.
Onegin is considered a classic of Russian literature, and its eponymous protagonist has served as the model for a number of Russian literary heroes (so-called superfluous men).
It was published in serial form between 1825-1832.

Rafał Olbinski | Eugene Onegin

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Alda Merini | Rosa di maggio

L’alba si è fatta
profumo di rose.

Rosa di maggio,
abbarbicata sul muro vetusto;
affresco di vita
corroso dagli scherni del tempo.


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Asako Eguchi, 1952 | Children's Illustrator

Asako Eguchi / 江口あさ子 an incredibly talented artist, dotted with magic, has given us many illustrations that make us dream.
A beautiful world where people, animals, and plants all harmonize and resonate together.
Born in Sanjo City, Niigata Prefecture, artist Asako Eguchi graduated from the Tokyo Designer Academy in 1973.
She is conducting a method of overlapping the watercolor and drying them in order to present a fantasy world.


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Vincent van Gogh | The Poor and Money, 1882

'Drawing For National Lottery Today' - says the sign on the wall.
Many people have showed up for the event. Vincent wrote to his brother Theo that he saw this scene on a rainy day in The Hague.
He was moved by the vain hope of these shabbily dressed 'poor souls'.
Would the hard-earned money they spent on lottery tickets gain them anything at all?

Vincent van Gogh | The Poor and Money, 1882 (chalk, watercolour, pen and ink, on paper) | Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam