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Giulia, time to respond as I listen to Kathryn Tickell - atmospheric and soothing work, you should feel proud of how far you have come, worthy, timely and expressive work x

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Holywell pool is a deep, dark pool near Stonehaugh in the Warksburn area of Northumberland. Kathryn’s dad wrote this poem after the death of singer and storyteller Stanley Robertson. They were both convinced that you can go to certain places and be able to draw the music of that place into life.
Kathryn, Amy and Kate recorded this after the rest of the band had left the studio. The percussion comes from objects we found in, or near, Kathryn’s  house (including stones from the river Rede).

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Una bellissima mostra, purtroppo virtuale
Se vista “dal vivo” penso che le emozioni sensoriali possano essere ancora più potenti.
La scelta dei colori la trovo intelligentissima, qualcosa che davvero trasmette emozioni.

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Such an awesome project, so evocative
I really liked the “pause” zone.
Art is our mind

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A clever matching of beautiful words, colours and intriguing images - to create such a timely and 'questioning' whole. I love the fact that it challenges the viewer to think differently and to question our desires - in such a subtle and well designed way. Very clever and a very intelligent edit of art references too. Congratulations Giulia

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Beautifully  presented, superb references & extremely relevant to present times. A visual and sensory medicine each of us could benefit greatly from during what appears to be a new world deprived of human interaction.

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Oi Giulia fantastico o teu trabalho, te desejo muito sucesso! ♥️

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la mostra è molto raffinata, con una ricerca accurata dei dettagli e dei colori, la parte che mi è piaciuta in modo particolare è la ricerca dei colori e la parte testuale che fa riferimento alle risorse, oltre che ad alcuni riferimenti ad esempio quello alla Metamorphosy Kafka e ad opere non recenti come la composizione di oggetti del 1600. Complimenti!

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É una mostra a dir poco fantastica!!! Piena di creatività e bellissime idee, mi è piaciuto il particolare della categoria Pausa, trasmette un senso di serenità! Complimenti! In bocca al lupo per tutto ♥️

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An incredibly beautiful and well thought exhibition, gave me a very nostalgic feeling throughout! Amazingly done to make a virtual exhibition so engaging and visually stunning! Love ❤️

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A wonderfully explored and presented exhibition. Certainly has me thinking profoundly about a scratchy charity shop shirt I bought yesterday! In all seriousness, the effort, consideration, taste, and *care* on display here are really very impressive. Be proud 💛

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A very inspiring and interesting read and collection of images.

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An amazing collection of works, primary and secondary. The intuition and processes that went into creating this engaging, provoking experience. Clothes are not just clothes, I believe this has captured that perfectly and I will continue to re-visit this site and cite this site in conversations and interactions with others and myself.

We have senses and I will certainly be using them now in a more proactive way. Thank you for making this accessible and extremely aesthetically digestible.

Wonderful.

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Torino, Metropolitan City of Turin, Italy

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Torino, Metropolitan City of Turin, Italy

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Torino, Metropolitan City of Turin, Italy

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I believe I have experienced this exhibition on a different way that many others will. I was touched mostly about the part about the skin and the experience of tactility. Having always had a difficult relationship with my skin because of various skin conditions and dermatitis, this exhibition made a big impact on me reminding me that my skin is a lot more than aesthetics. It's part of my experience as a human being, it's part of the way I experience the world. It helped me to understand the concept of body neutrality, appreciating the body for what it does instead of what it looks like. It's been truly a gift to be reminded me of this. Related to this, it made me think of the Regina Spektor song lyrics '' I have a perfect body but sometimes I forget it, I have a perfect body cause my lashes catch my sweat''. Thank you Giulia.