The Hunger of Women - Marosia Castaldi interviews and Arnaud Misse

and Arnaud Misse

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Telling the story of this act of censorship as well as the context of the exhibition in Bern and its iteration in a non-censored version in Düsseldorf

But this anthology’s brilliance lies in its rhythm

” in which paintings surveil their audience via facial recognition and eye tracking to assess their popularity and to scan for suspicious activity

The Hunger of Women - Marosia Castaldi interviews and Arnaud MisseRosa, midway through life, is alone. Her husband passed away long ago, and her cosmopolitan daughter is already out the door, keen to marry and move to the city. At loose ends, Rosa decides to transplant herself to the flat, foggy Lombardy provinces from her native Naples and there finds a way to renew herselfby opening a restaurant, and in the process coming to a new appreciation of the myriad relationships possible between women, from friendship to