31 October 2026 – Saturday
31 October 2026 – Saturday
eva.braconi@studbocconi.it | + posts

I am a BEMACC student at Bocconi with a passion for storytelling and critical thinking. I see journalism as a creative outlet and enjoy writing about arts and culture, always aiming to spark discussion and offer fresh perspectives on the books I read. Excited to share my thoughts and be part of Bocconi Tra i Leoni!

The Curtain Never Falls: The Classics’ Eternal Encore

The curtain never falls on the classics. Through Valerio Binasco’s reimagining of Goldoni, discover how old stories find new meanings,  and why they still feel unmistakably ours.
“A classic is a book which has never exhausted all it has to say to its readers” wrote Italo Calvino, ironically a writer who has since become a classic himself. Have you ever wondered why, to this day we…

Order in Chaos: Escher Between Art and Science 

In a culture where we crave systems Escher surprises us: in his works chaos meets structure.
We live in a culture of uncertainty, and we respond by craving systems. Human beings require rules not because they are always good, but because chaos is exhausting. It’s not difficult to see why order has become a modern obsession: we increasingly tend to…

Legality and Legitimacy: Who Decides What Belongs On Our Walls?

When does a wall become a gallery? Who decides it? Graffiti, mosaics, murals: crime to some, culture to others.
Walls speak to those who pass by and give themselves time to listen, they talk through architecture and scream through street art. The latter has always been a highly controversial topic amongst the inhabitants of large cities. Graffiti, mosaics,…

Walking the Parisian Streets: An Effortless Look

I thought I packed well for Paris - cute summer dresses, vintage sunnies, jeans short, my classic chic albeit practical wardrobe. But walking through Le Marais I realized that Parisians are on a completely different level.
I thought I packed well for Paris – cute summer dresses, vintage sunnies, jeans short, my classic chic albeit practical wardrobe. But walking through Le Marais I realized that Parisians are on a completely different level. I found myself…