These pages begin with something that remains: a person, an image, a sentence, a contradiction, a place, a cultural detour or a question that refuses to disappear after the moment has passed.
A trace is not necessarily a lesson. It can be unresolved, uncomfortable or even funny. What matters is that it keeps working inside us long enough to open something wider.
Many feed into The right to…, the path through duties, expectations and the space we still have to change.
Article 18 · 6 min read
Even the Quote Comes with a Rainbow Flag
When the need to feel accepted becomes a sales opportunity.
Article 17 · 7 min read
The Algorithm Smoked
Before Spotify and TikTok, success was already being measured. The data simply had a body: it danced, bought records, changed stations.
Article 16 · 5 min read
Marco doesn’t exist. But he has subscribers.
A man from Rome. 135 kilos. A rugby player. He has followers, paid content and one small detail: he does not exist.
Article 15 · 10 min read
We Don’t Want You
Sometimes all it takes is four boys, a bicycle and someone who says nothing.
Article 14 · 11 min read
Me, You and Technogym
When taking care of the body becomes a way of feeling admitted.
Article 13 · 10 min read
We’re Afraid of Wasting Time
So we stopped giving people any.
Article 12 · 10 min read
Still Capable of Love
Sometimes a dream does not bring a person back. It brings back a part of us we thought we had lost.
Article 11 · 8 min read
What are we asking for when we tap a heart?
A gesture that lasts less than a second can hold much more than a simple “I like this.”
Article 10 · 7 min read
The right to be a little narcissistic
We write to understand ourselves. We publish because we hope something reaches someone else. Perhaps there is nothing wrong with wanting both.
Article 9 · 7 min read
You've Known Me Forever. But Do You Really Know Me?
Knowing someone for a long time is not the same as knowing who they have become.
Article 8 · 8 min read
Why Didn't You Understand Me?
Amanda Lear, Salvador Dalí and the distance between being known and being understood.
Article 7 · 18 min read
We Are Not Obliged to Stay the Same
The character has to be consistent. The person does not.
Article 6 · 8 min read
The Price of Fame
In 1978 the devil promised fame. Today he would probably offer visibility.
Article 5 · 9 min read
The Avoidable Return
Not every return is a second chance. Sometimes it is simply a rerun with better lighting.
Article 4 · 9 min read
How Much Do We Change When Someone Is Watching?
Sometimes one glance is enough to turn us into the version of ourselves we think should be seen.
Article 3 · 8 min read
The Invisible Jury
The duty to perform. The right to inhabit ourselves.
Article 2 · 8 min read
I’ll Send You My PayPal
When desire stops being encounter and becomes a tariff.
Article 1 · 7 min read
Loneliness Isn’t Always About Being Alone
The duty to be grateful. The right to recognise what is not good for us.