The creation of the world in art: 5 works to get to know

Art has always sought to capture the mysteries of existence, often drawing inspiration from ancient scriptures or mythological tales. One of the certainly most fascinating themes is the creation of the world in art, allowing us to turn our gaze toward the origin of everything: the creation of the world.
In this post I would like to share five iconic works that have interpreted this fundamental theme, spanning different eras and artistic styles.

5 must-know works depicting the creation of the world in art

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What is Land Art and the Dialogue between Art and the Environment

Have you ever thought about the relationship between art and the natural environment? In the world of contemporary art, a unique and fascinating movement has emerged strongly: Land Art.
This artistic movement, which emerged in the late 1960s, revolutionised the way art interacts with the natural landscape.

In this post I want to tell you what Land Art is and what is the relationship between Art and the Environment

What is Land Art

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Visiting the Doria Pamphilj Gallery: what you need to know

Right in the centre of Rome lies an extraordinary jewel: the Doria Pamphilj Gallery. This unique private collection offers a journey through art masterpieces that tell incredible stories. To fully enjoy this experience, I suggest you book your ticket in advance; just a few clicks and your entry is guaranteed directly through your smartphone. Devote at least an hour and a half to the visit: it will be absolutely worth it.

What to see at the Doria Pamphilj Gallery

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Matera: the City of Stone and the Treasure of its Rock Churches

Ancient dwellings carved into the tuff. A deep ‘valley’ (ravine) crossed by a stream. Roofs that become floors for the dwellings on the upper levels. A dense network of alleys, and the impression of walking in
a papier-mâché nativity scene. All this is Matera, in Basilicata, European Capital of Culture 2019, whose rock churches and famous ‘Sassi’ – a peculiar settlement form carved out of the rock – were included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1993.

Matera: the City of Stone and the Treasure of its Rock Churches

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