Laura Alunni reflects on Alberto Burri — her closest artistic interlocutor and her most distant. A conversation about control, surrender, and matter.

Entropy as Form: Why Disorder is My Material There is a moment in the studio when a painting begins to resist me. The volcanic lava I work with — ground, raw, dense with geological memory — spreads where I didn't intend. The surface opens up, pulls inward, breathes in ways I didn't plan. For years I thought this was a problem to solve. Now I understand it is the work itself. Entropy — the tendency of all systems toward disorder — is not the enemy of form. It is form. In physi

Laura Alunni speaks about the origins of Entropy, three years of silence, and why collapse became her most important artistic tool.

Exploring the artistic research of Laura Alunni, a contemporary abstract artist based in Perugia whose practice investigates entropy, transformation and impermanence through painting.