Alice Pasquini in Artribune's Web Series on Farnesina Collection

Artribune has launched the fourth episode of its web series 'Spazi d'artista,' featuring artist Alice Pasquini (Rome, 1980). The series, produced in collaboration with the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, highlights the Farnesina Collection—a modern and contemporary art collection housed at the Ministry's historic Rome headquarters. The web series comprises ten films, each dedicated to a different artist from the collection, released monthly from December 2020 to September 2021. The films are shot in the artists' studios, focusing on their creative processes and relationship with their workspace. The project also includes Instagram Stories offering micro-insights into the collection, and a print special supplement in Artribune Magazine featuring contributions from three members of the collection's Scientific Committee: Gianfranco Maraniello, Anna Mattirolo, and Angela Tecce. Pasquini describes her work as 'contextual art,' emphasizing that each piece is created for a specific location, inspired by the wall's shape and color, and rooted in her travels and human connections.