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EL PAÍS has recently featured the centuries old tradition of Southern Italy’s luminarie, the temporary illuminated structures that animate religious festivals across Campania and Puglia, highlighting how Marinella Senatore has reinterpreted this heritage through her artistic practice.
In the article, Senatore describes light as a “social device” capable of creating temporary communities and transforming public space. Through her celebrated luminous installations, presented internationally from New York’s High Line to Piazza del Duomo in Lecce, the artist brings an Italian folk tradition into a contemporary dialogue around participation, inclusion, and collective experience.
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