Vedovamazzei Studio Visit: Video Interview with the Artists
Artribune visited the studio of Vedovamazzei, the artistic duo composed of Stella Scala and Simeone Crispino, among Italy's most important contemporary artists. In a video interview, they discuss the origins of their creative partnership and illustrate their work. The artists are highly eclectic, employing diverse media including painting, sculpture, and installation. Their research revisits the past and history, reinterpreting them from different, often disconcerting, dramatic, or ironic perspectives. Vedovamazzei are keen observers of society, focusing on the unsavory aspects and misplaced elements, questioning art, techniques, and iconographic models by contaminating them with ordinary reality and improbable elements. The interview is part of the 'Art one shot' series on YouTube. The article also promotes Artribune's newsletters: 'Incanti' on the art market, 'Render' on urban regeneration, and 'PAX' on cultural tourism. The text is by Alberto Mattia Martini, an art critic and curator who has organized numerous exhibitions in public and private spaces and currently teaches art history and methodology.
Key facts
- Vedovamazzei is the artistic duo of Stella Scala and Simeone Crispino.
- They are among the most important Italian artists.
- The video interview explores the origins of their creative partnership.
- They use multiple media: painting, sculpture, installation.
- Their work revisits the past and history from different perspectives.
- They are observers of society, focusing on unsavory and misplaced elements.
- The interview is part of Artribune's 'Art one shot' series on YouTube.
- Alberto Mattia Martini wrote the article.
Entities
Artists
- Stella Scala
- Simeone Crispino
- Vedovamazzei
- Alberto Mattia Martini
Institutions
- Artribune