Curator Sergio Interdonato Follow.Art Card

About me

I am a curator, writer, and editor working at the intersection of visual studies, queer culture, and the politics of images. My practice moves between curatorial research, editorial production, and exhibition thinking, with a particular focus on how images construct identity, memory, desire, and political space. My academic work traces the aesthetics of maritime geographies across contemporary art — from the Mediterranean as contested symbolic image to the Atlantic and Pacific as zones of displacement, extraction, and postcolonial infrastructure. Alongside this, I develop a sustained engagement with queer visual culture, exploring how art, spaces, and social forms carry intergenerational memory and shape modes of intimacy and belonging. My writing has appeared in and is forthcoming from The Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide, Stayinart, and exhibitions catalogues.
I want to develop publications in which texts, images and different voices can rearrange one another’s meanings — an editorial space that might also take shape through an exhibition, conversation or screening.
I welcome writing and editorial commissions, curatorial collaborations and invitations to speak. I’m also keen to connect with artists through studio visits in Berlin and elsewhere in Germany.