Enrico Camprini on the Curator's Role: Responsibility, Compromise, and the Need for Authentic Collaboration

In a conversation with Artribune, Enrico Camprini, an independent curator born in 1995 in Forlì, shares insights into his curatorial approach and philosophy. A graduate in Philosophy and Visual Arts from the University of Bologna, he established Marktstudio in 2020. Camprini stresses the interpretative duty of curators, proposing they should act as 'travel companions' for artists. He mentions notable exhibitions, including Bekhbaatar Enkhtur's display at Matèria in Rome and Maria Morganti's solo show at Galleria de' Foscherari in Bologna. He expresses admiration for curators such as Gaia Bobò, Giulia Gaibisso, Paolo Gabriotti, and Davide Visintainer, and references 'Per analogiam' by Gianni Caravaggio and 'Bloodline Shrine' by Meredith Monk as significant works. Viola Cenacchi conducted the interview.