Evgenia Buravleva, Russian way, 2025, pastels on paper, 21x29 cm
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Interviews, stories of the works and articles for galleries, publications and newspapers. The archive grows with every publication.
Valentina D'Amaro, Untitled, 2011, oil on canvas, 80x100 cm
Dentro l'opera n.4 · August 2026 · For Galleria Rubin

“As strange as it may seem, these greens really do exist.” Inside the work of Valentina D'Amaro

A green so vivid it looks invented, yet real in nature; Hildegard of Bingen's viriditas; and two canvases fourteen years apart, from the vibrant green of 2011 to the silence of the snow-covered mountain of 2025. The painter on colour, photography and spirituality.

Text and interview: Inga Santa Maria, Art Consul for Galleria Rubin.

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Letizia Fornasieri, Broom, oil on canvas, 170x140 cm
Dentro l'opera n.3 · July 2026 · For Galleria Rubin

“Painting is not a competition with reality.” Inside the work of Letizia Fornasieri

The apple in the kitchen, the old masters and Congdon, the «Aquila 42» taxi, the Crete Senesi, the garden dedicated to her sister Cecilia and the yellow of the broom that «comes straight out of the tube»: the Milanese painter looks back over forty years of painting.

Text and interview: Inga Santa Maria, Art Consul for Galleria Rubin.

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Giuseppe Bergomi's monument to Cristina Trivulzio di Belgiojoso, Piazza Belgioioso, Milan
Dentro l'opera n.1 · June 2026 · For Galleria Rubin

The statue of Cristina in Piazza Belgioioso

Milan's first statue dedicated to a woman: Cristina Trivulzio di Belgiojoso, portrayed by Giuseppe Bergomi as she looks up from her book and rises to meet the passers-by. The story of the monument, of Galleria Rubin's artistic direction, and of the limited-edition bronze it gave rise to.

Text: Inga Santa Maria and Paolo Galli · Art Consul for Galleria Rubin.

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Gazzetta di Milano · June 2026

Piketty's plan to redesign the world by 2100: utopia or a solution to inequality?

Thomas Piketty's Global Justice Report in four pillars, from global wage convergence to a tax on billionaires and a world fund: what it promises and what questions it leaves open. An economics article for the Gazzetta di Milano, by Inga Santa Maria.

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