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Caretto/Spagna's 'Indisciplined Research' Explored at CNR Milan

publication · 2026-04-26

On October 9, 2024, at CNR Milan, artists Andrea Caretto and Raffaella Spagna, alongside Munlab, engaged in a conversation about 'indisciplined research.' Attendees included Elena Carena, Alba L'Astorina, and the curators of 'Bright Ecologies, Experiences, Forms, Materials,' a publication chronicling over two decades of their collaborative efforts, funded by DGCC of the Ministry of Culture, Italian Council (Viaindustriae, 2024). Their investigation focuses on the Earth as a space, prioritizing intuition over conventional scientific approaches and critiquing the empathy deficit in Western science. Caretto and Spagna advocate for a connection between art and science to tackle environmental issues, as demonstrated in 'Céromancie: Sept questions au fleuve Rhône' (2011).

Key facts

  • Meeting held on October 9, 2024 at CNR Milan, Milano1 research area
  • Artists Andrea Caretto and Raffaella Spagna presented 'indisciplined research'
  • Partnership with Munlab, Ecomuseum of Clay in Cambiano
  • Book 'Bright Ecologies, Experiences, Forms, Materials' published with support from DGCC, Italian Council (Viaindustriae, 2024)
  • Curators: Francesca Comisso, Cecilia Guida, Alessandra Pioselli
  • Caretto has background in biological sciences, Spagna in architecture
  • Research draws on Tim Ingold's critique of Western science and sentient ecology
  • Artists' practice includes walks, divination (ceromancy), and relational processes

Entities

Artists

  • Andrea Caretto
  • Raffaella Spagna
  • Tim Ingold
  • Antonio Damasio
  • Bruno Latour
  • Steve Woolgar
  • Donna Haraway
  • Giusi Diana
  • Elena Carena
  • Alba L'Astorina
  • Francesca Comisso
  • Cecilia Guida
  • Alessandra Pioselli
  • Anna Detheridge

Institutions

  • CNR (National Research Council) Milan
  • Munlab
  • Ecomuseum of Clay of Cambiano
  • University of Aberdeen
  • DGCC of the Ministry of Culture
  • Italian Council
  • Viaindustriae

Locations

  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Cambiano
  • Rhône River

Sources