Vito Franchini

Born in 1977 with Mantuan origins and Persian ancestry, Vito Franchini spent his childhood abroad. His academic background and adventurous career are reflected in his writings, drawing from his life experiences and passions: music, anthropology, numerology, and Africa.

The Raft of the Medusa

This monumental painting, completed in 1819, represents one of the most significant and controversial moments of the 19th century, both in art and in French political and social history.

Paola Maresca

She is an architect born in Florence where she lives and works. Joining the editorial staff of the magazine Psicon, directed by Eugenio Battisti, she develops her interest in symbolism.

Federico Zampaglione

Federico Zampaglione is a multifaceted figure in the Italian entertainment scene, known for his diverse artistic abilities. Born on January 18, 1975, in Rome, Zampaglione entered the music world as the leader of the rock band Tiromancino, earning a solid reputation in the Italian music scene. However, his versatility has led him to explore other artistic fields, such as cinema and directing.

Claudio Simonetti (Goblin) Federico Frusciante

Claudio Simonetti is an icon in the world of music, renowned for his role as the leader and keyboardist of the legendary Italian band Goblin. Born on February 19, 1952, in São Paulo, Brazil, Simonetti has left an indelible mark on the history of film soundtracks and the progressive music scene.

Paranormal Phobia Investigation

Paranormal Phobia Investigation is synonymous with mystery, Silvia & Marzio, two extraordinary individuals dedicating their lives to the study and exploration of the paranormal. Both are passionate researchers, with an incredible curiosity for the world beyond our ordinary understanding.

Dario Ballantini

Dario Ballantini, born in Livorno on October 13, 1964. A versatile actor, brilliant comedian, and talented voice actor, Ballantini has left an indelible mark on the entertainment world thanks to his extraordinary ability to transform into a wide range of characters, from comedy to dramatic interpretation.

The Forest of Hoia Baciu Where the Devil Lives

In the heart of Transylvania, Romania, lies a place shrouded in mystery and fear: the infamous Hoia Baciu Forest. Renowned worldwide as one of the planet’s most haunted forests and dubbed ‘The Bermuda Triangle of Transylvania,’ with rumors suggesting it to be the abode of the Devil, Hoia Baciu has captured the imagination of adventurers, paranormal investigators, and curious explorers alike. Its dark reputation is built upon a history of inexplicable phenomena, unsettling encounters, and mysterious disappearances, making it a focal point for those drawn to the unknown.