How can architecture defy stark materialism and open up to porousness and the unexpected? What does the resurgence in the interest in magic and ritual tell us about the future?
Therapeutical Infrastructures is the second part of a conversation between philosopher and writer Federico Campagna and filmmaker and visual artist Chiara Ambrosio.
Following the first episode, Reality as Magic, Chiara tells us more about the intriguing Neapolitan cult of Santa Maria delle Anime del Purgatorio, Federico talks hospitality and finding therapeutical effects in non-human entities such as books, and reflects on where to find the ineffable in our contemporary cities.
Curated and hosted by Andrea Cetrulo
Intro music by William Messenger and Sophrosyne
Illustration by Sophie Rogers for Theatrum Mundi
Design by Marcos Villalba
Sound Editor: William Messenger
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