
Divine Judgment and Civic Fragility: Nicolas Poussin’s “The Plague at Ashdod”
Poussin’s The Plague at Ashdod (1630) is not just a scene, but a warning. Under a sky torn by divine wrath, a city collapses into chaos. Bodies writhe, prayers vanish and judgment descends in silence.

The Polyptych of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, Simone Martini, 1320
Exploring the Polyptych of Saint Catherine - a Gothic masterpiece where form, faith and memory intertwine.

Parco Urbano di Stampace
Here, past and present walk side by side.
In the shadow of Pisa’s ancient walls, the Parco di Stampace offers a quiet space to pause - where ivy climbs and time slows.

Arco dei Gualandi
An archway where time lingers - frescoes fading above the rhythm of the city below.