Vienna-born artist Hanna Burkart has spent over a decade without a permanent home, creating art through walking, sleeping, and living in places across the world. In this conversation, she shares how site-specific works emerge from immersion in landscapes—from sleeping under the stars to transforming abandoned spaces—and how her nomadic life shapes her art.

Through a fight-specific approach rooted in walking and observation, Sicilian artist Irene Coppola responds to a Palermo shaped by war, pollution and speculative development, revealing deeper stories of resistance

From Sicily to Milan, Francesco Vullo shows how materials like stone can hold memories, emotions, and a deep sense of place.

Alfio A. Puglisi on how the Sicily Artist in Residence Program (SARP) is transforming Sicily into a global hub for contemporary art through site-specific residencies, local collaboration, and atmospheric place-making.