Masterful Conversations

What we learned when the Maestro himself, Michelangelo Pistoletto, waxes lyrical about life, the universe and his art.

- Daryl Lee​​​​​​

Infinite Interpretations

As with the infinity symbol that The Third Paradise has echoes of, the number of ways it can be interpreted is virtually limitless as well. It is light and dark, positive and negative, as referenced by an exhibition of Michelangelo Pistoletto’s art at Partners & Mucciaccia. Consisting of mirrors with a strategic portion of their glass and frames cut away, Pistoletto says this allows you to see the mirror for what it is. And perhaps this also allows viewers to reflect, both literally and figuratively, on the mirror itself.

A symbol of creation

In addition to it resembling the symbol for infinity, the centre of