Tommaso Berra is a Senior Editor for Collater.al Studio, based in Milan, Italy. With a focus on multinational topics, Tommaso covers a wide range of subjects including art, design, photography, and cultural events. His articles provide insight into the creative world and highlight emerging talents and trends.
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British photographer Tom Johnson isolates and enhances the authenticity of ordinary subjects and stories in his shots.
By: Tommaso Berra
For its 125th anniversary, Saucony tells the story of Rod Dixon and the DXN Trainer with an event in Milan's Piazza XXIV Maggio.
Cecilie Mengel's photographs are a series of inner conversations co the stimuli coming from the outside world.
U.S. artist Drew Englander paints pictures in which deformed objects represent the fluidity and subjectivity of reality.
By: Tommaso Berra
Who is Dara Birnbaum, the artist Fondazione Prada is exhibiting at the Observatory in Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan?
In the spaces of Domingo Communication, the collectible design project MOVEMENT is organizing an exhibition for the Milan Design Week.
By: Tommaso Berra
An interview by Collater.al with Stefano Boeri to explore the role of design in the discussed concept of the "Milan model" (Part 2).
Impatience with the future can be cured with a little imagination and the technologies we have at our disposal.
For the first time since the 1989/1990 season, the cannon is back on the Gunners' Home kit
One fascinating aspect of the talent of those who can narrate fear and the absurd is the ability to construct stories that take us from a zone of
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