Domenico Costantini

2 weeks ago | collectibledry.com | Domenico Costantini

Everything begins on the dance floor. If you know, you know. In Milan, where beats echo off concrete surfaces and the air is saturated with repressed desires, another space opens. Not just a party, but an happening—a moment of shared truth, where bodies aren’t seeking visibility, but presence. Here, we don’t participate, we happen. Since 2016, VITAMINA pulses to the rhythm of the city with the radical lightness of daylight. It’s queer, fresh, deep.

2 weeks ago | collectibledry.com | Domenico Costantini

Futura, the typeface created by Paul Renner nearly a century ago, in 1927, was conceived as a contribution to New Frankfurt, an affordable public housing program in the German city of Frankfurt, in the federal state of Hesse. Its design is rooted in simple geometric forms that later became emblematic of the Bauhaus style. Although Renner was not directly associated with the Bauhaus movement, he shared its core principles.

2 weeks ago | collectibledry.com | Domenico Costantini

Words Domenico Costantini During Milan Design Week, as the city once again became a global crossroads for design, fashion, and art, Soho House, in collaboration with luxury retailer Level Shoes, hosted two exclusive evenings dedicated to the international creative community — culminating in a private dinner on Tuesday, April 8.

2 weeks ago | collectibledry.com | Domenico Costantini

In the Cornucopia manifesto, you assert that we must imagine what does not yet exist, take care of the future with intentionality, and claim a space for hope. How can music simultaneously serve as a means of envisioning a better future and as an act of tangible resistance against environmental and social issues? Yes, I believe that music is, by its very nature, a highly abstract form. Sound itself is an abstract language, and as such, it is not typically employed in these contexts.

1 month ago | collectibledry.com | Alessandro Mendini |Domenico Costantini

Words Domenico Costantini The collaboration between MSGM and the world of contemporary art takes a fresh turn through a project that merges fashion, poetry, and performance, celebrating the iconic poet John Giorno. With his radical art and aesthetic vision, Giorno transformed language into a performative act that challenged conventions and built new narratives. In this dialogue between visual art and fashion, MSGM delves into the power of creativity as a vehicle for change and transformation.