Citings & Sightings of Dante's Works in Contemporary Culture
Leonardo Frigo is producing 33 violins, each with an illustration of 33 canti of Inferno (Cantos 2-34) , and a cello with Inf. 1, in honor of the 700th anniversary of Dante’s death in 2021. –Alessandro Allocca, La Repubblica, Jan. 20, 2020
Contributed by Alessandra Mazzocchi (Florida State University, ‘MA 2019)
Florencia Gutman is an illustrator and graphic designer based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Her work has been published in a number of outlets, such as La Nación newspaper, Adn Cultura, and Anfibia digital magazine, among numerous others. As part of the #Dante2018 social media movement, Gutman created the above illustration for Purgatorio 33.
To check out more of Gutman’s stunning work, you can follow her on Facebook, Behance, and you can visit her website.
See other posts related to #Dante2018 here.
Contributed by Pablo Maurette (Florida State University)
Sergio Ucedo is an Argentine illustrator and graffiti artist. Ucedo created a number of striking art pieces during the #Dante2018 social media movement, such as the above piece promoting the hashtag. Ucedo also created the artwork below, which was featured in an article about #Dante2018 on Perfil.
To check out more of Ucedo’s artwork, you can follow him on Instagram and Twitter, and also visit his blog.
You can read the Perfil article that featured Ucedo’s artwork here.
See other posts related to #Dante2018 here.
Contributed by Pablo Maurette (Florida State University)
