Alberto Ceresoli and Carmela Cosco develop research that combines different languages and backgrounds. Their work aims to break down pre-existing paradigms in order to open up to cultural and social contamination. They experiment with languages and discipl ines in a transversal way to address themes related to identity and memory. Their works explore both individual and collective wounds, often with autobiographical narratives. The projects are also immersive and participatory experiences that question the r elationship between humans and the environment. This environment is seen as a bearer of existential and moral values, as well as profound meanings. They live in Bergamo and take part in internationally oriented research projects.
