There’s something that has always drawn me to these cultural-creative spaces or platforms that appear periodically in different cities around the world. They are always moments of inspiration, from the underlying concept that drives them, to their content, to the activities they develop over time.
Of course, the challenge is to keep them relevant over time, which requires a long-term vision.
Just a few hours ago, the Prism Core Center, called “Shamanic-Spiritual Art” by its creator, Stefano Simontacchi, was inaugurated in Milan. Neither a museum nor a gallery, it is an “emotional platform” punctuated by hypnotic abstract works.
Plexiglas panels and LEDs of singular intensity, distributed along two paths curated by the critic and philosopher Marco Senaldi.
It’s not a miracle, but the result of extensive research: it’s a twenty-minute journey through seven rooms (a highly symbolic number in every religion) that takes place – with a touch of mysticism – in darkness, in solitude, guided by the recorded voice of its creator through headphones.
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