Studio Nucleo

Studio Nucleo revisits In the Name of God: a site-specific installation realised in collaboration with Ramo d’Oro (). Curated by Sergey Kantsedal (), it was conceived as a symbolic intervention that addressed the theme of collective responsibility in a period of increasing global conflict. Studio Nucleo looks back on the project’s significance and its echoes, still as relevant and urgent today.

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Images:
(1) , Screenshot from Personal Truth Social Profile
(2) The Strait of Hormuz separating Iran (top) from the United Arab Emirates and Oman (bottom) as seen from the International Space Station in 2021, from NASA via AFP/JIJI
(4) US President Donald Trump at the White House, by Alex Brandon from AP Photo
(6) Israeli soldiers walk by a billboard commissioned by an evangelical group, which displays a picture of U.S. President Donald Trump with the words “Thank you God & Donald Trump”, amid the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran, in Tel Aviv, Israel, March 12, 2026, by Nir Elias from REUTERS
(8) President Donald Trump, accompanied by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, speaks with reporters in the James Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House, Monday, April 6, 2026, in Washington, by Julia Demaree Nikhinson from AP Photo

In the Name of God, Studio Nucleo 2026©

Studio Nucleo collaborates with and for the cover art of their entry “Male Necessario” for Festival di Sanremo 2026.

The cover of the track is an epoxy resin sculpture that translates the project’s emotional tension into material form. A deliberately anonymous head, constructed through density, transparency, and layering, becomes a universal symbol of fragility and transformation. Not an individual portrait, but a collective image that visually conveys the idea of pain as a passage and growth.

Fedez + Marco Masini x Studio Nucleo
Festival di Sanremo 2026

“Il Male Necessario”

Anonymous Head
Encapsulated in epoxy resin
28 x 28 x 28 cm
Unique piece + 1 AP

Photography:

Studio Nucleo 2026 ©