Soft Machinery: A Poetry of Distorted Paths
Shirley Fu on hybrid forms, found tyres, silicone flesh, and the tension between control and chance, in conversation with Di Franco for Catapult
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What Does It Mean to Stay With a Material Until It Speaks?
DiFranco interviews Luca Vanello, Brussels-based artist working with installation and sculpture. On matter, attention, and the ethics of making. A ongoing Catapult Interview series
Tom Król on The Visible Trace of the Invisible Map
Tom Król Interview with DiFranco: On figuration, dérive, error and why painting remains a deeply human practice in an accelerated art world.
Angelo Volpe: Splatter & Simmer
Angelo Volpe speaks with DiFranco about discipline, visibility, alchemy and the fragile authority of painting in contemporary Italy. Catapult - The New Munchies Art Club.
How Does Structure Become Emotion in the Work of Chris Cassimatis? Interview with DiFranco
Chris Cassimatis transforms technical drawings, architecture and sculptural thinking into paintings where precision meets instinct. His interview with Di Franco reveals how structure, color and memory shape his process.
How Do Intimacy and Rebellion Speak Through Ruth Devriendt’s Work? A Conversation with Black Swan Gallery and DiFranco
Artist Ruth Devriendt and gallerist Kristoff Tillieu (Black Swan Gallery) join Di Franco to explore vulnerability, resistance, and the instincts that shape their collaboration.
Taylor Anton White gets real about failure, process, and why he paints like he’s holding the brush wrong on purpose
Artist Taylor A. White talks with Di Franco about chaos, control, and why confusion might be the most honest outcome of all.
A Munchies Art Club Conversation Series.
Hetty Douglas on Emotion, Abstraction, and Raw Material
London-based painter Hetty Douglas talks abstraction, emotion, and the physical weight of materials in conversation with DiFranco.
Kirsten Hutsch: Where Tape Becomes Tension and Canvas Comes Alive. An Interview with DiFranco!
Interview with Amsterdam-based artist Kirsten Hutsch by DiFranco for Munchies Art Club. Known for her bold material-based works, Hutsch blurs the line between painting, sculpture, and everyday gestures. A fresh voice in contemporary art.
Alessio Guano: The IntroFunction Dialogue
And still, there is critique, there is language, there is presence – Alessio Guano transforms each fragment into a universe of its own. Now in conversation with DiFranco for Munchies Art Club.
Gabriela Genčúrová in Conversation: On Instinct, Symbolism, and the Quiet Power of the Surreal
Gabriela Genčúrová is a visual artist based in Slovakia whose work inhabits the dreamlike space between surrealism and the emotional sensibilities of the digital age. Her creations evoke scenes that feel pulled from a dream: playful at first glance, yet subtly unsettling and deeply human.
Mark Van Wagner Paints with Sand and Lets Time Do the Rest
Sand, pigment, erosion, patience. In conversation with Mark Van Wagner about material, time, and letting painting behave like geology. Interview with Di Franco
Hugo Brazão: Sculpting Escapism in a World of Fabric, Fiction, and Form
Step into the immersive world of Hugo Brazão, where sculpture, textile, and painting blur into vibrant spaces of memory, fiction, and escapism. In this in-depth interview, the artist reflects on childhood clay, cruel optimism, and the power of color as both camouflage and rebellion.
KASPER HERMANN > a point... not so blank |
Kasper Hermann Interview with DiFranco about his Art practice at Catapult - The Munchies Art Club
Artist Radar: 10 Artist you have to watch
Artist Radar Meet 10 must-watch contemporary artists for March 2025, selected by DiFranco and Pikazer0, Art Agency Portugal.
George Blaha: Exploring the Human Condition through Art and UFOs
Artist George Blaha Featured in an Interview with DiFranco on Catapult - The New Munchies Art Club about Archetypes and Unknown in his art practice
John Trashkowsky: “Subvertique” - Between the object and the message
Explore the provocative works of John Trashkowsky, a Swiss artist known for his satirical critique of consumer culture. Written by Di Franco.