Patrick Tuttofuoco on Artribune Podcast: Spirituality, Technology, and Collective Portraiture
In an interview on Artribune Podcast, Milanese artist Patrick Tuttofuoco (b. 1974) discusses his artistic practice, which emerged from architectural studies under Corrado Levi. He recycles industrial and construction materials, using light as an energy conduit. Three core themes define his work: dialogue with the viewer, time, and the balance between spirituality and technology. He advocates for technology as a tool for human potential, not mere consumerism. Tuttofuoco also explores meditation as a research tool, emphasizing art's transcendent capacity to extend beyond the self. The interview was conducted by Donatella Giordano.
Key facts
- Patrick Tuttofuoco was born in Milan in 1974.
- He studied architecture and was influenced by Corrado Levi.
- His practice uses industrial materials and light.
- He identifies three key interests: dialogue with the viewer, time, and spirit-technology balance.
- He views technology as a tool for new human possibilities, not just consumption.
- He uses meditation as a working tool.
- The interview is part of Artribune Podcast.
- The interview was conducted by Donatella Giordano.
Entities
Artists
- Patrick Tuttofuoco
- Corrado Levi
- Donatella Giordano
Institutions
- Artribune
Locations
- Milan
- Italy