The Prism is an engaging art initiative that establishes a profound bond with viewers using emotional gateways and captivating circular, light-filled, and reflective creations.
Stefano Simontacchi, the mind behind The Prism, is a prominent figure in the legal profession and a key player in Italy’s economic landscape. Through The Prism, he embarks on a journey of shamanistic exploration and spiritual discovery, culminating in his artistic endeavors.
The Prism presents itself as a platform that creates emotional and spiritual connections through its works. How do you think the New York audience, known for its fast-paced lifestyle and constant quest for innovation, will react to this more introspective and meditative approach?
New York’s vibrant and dynamic atmosphere is often associated with a relentless pace and a constant push for innovation. However, beneath this bustling surface lies a deep appreciation for diverse cultural expressions and a growing yearning for meaningful experiences. The Prism’s immersive and shamanic art provides a unique opportunity for New Yorkers to pause, reflect, and reconnect with their inner selves. My work invites viewers to explore beyond the superficial dualities of everyday life, fostering a profound emotional and spiritual journey. We believe that, in a city that never sleeps, our introspective approach will offer a much-needed sanctuary for personal reflection and spiritual rejuvenation, resonating deeply with those seeking a balance amidst the chaos. Indeed those who seek a balance will be most succesful ones both in life and in business.
You have chosen New York as the first step to expand The Prism beyond Italian borders. What do you believe this city, with its strong energy and cultural diversity, can uniquely offer to your artistic and spiritual project compared to other global metropolises?
New York is not just a city; it’s a global crossroads where cultures, ideas, and energies converge. This unparalleled diversity and the city’s open-mindedness create a fertile ground for The Prism’s artistic and spiritual endeavors. New York’s audience is incredibly diverse and sophisticated, always on the lookout for new, transformative experiences. The city’s historical role as a melting pot of innovation and cultural exchange means that it embraces unconventional approaches with enthusiasm. By launching in New York, we tap into this vibrant energy, leveraging the city’s eclectic audience to amplify our message of self-discovery and transcendence. This synergy between The Prism’s introspective art and New York’s dynamic spirit will undoubtedly foster a unique and impactful cultural dialogue.
In the context of New York Design Week, your works are presented as a fusion of art and design. How do you see the integration of these two worlds, and how do you think your works can influence the perception of design and contemporary art among the audience?
The Prism’s exhibition at the Italian Consulate in New York, running from May 14th to July 14th, aligns perfectly with the ethos of New York Design Week. This two-month-long showcase, which includes the high-profile Design Week, epitomizes the convergence of art and design, reflecting a growing trend where people seek to integrate well-being into the spaces where they live, work, and enjoy their vacation.
Our immersive and shamanic art resonates with contemporary trends in architecture and interior design, where there is an increasing demand for environments that promote wellness and tranquility. The Prism’s works are not just visually captivating; they are designed to enhance the energy and ambiance of spaces, making them ideal for homes, offices, hotels, and SPAs.
This holistic approach is evident as more architects, hoteliers, and wellness centers are commissioning The Prism to create bespoke installations and journeys tailored to specific locations. By integrating art that fosters introspection and spiritual connection, we provide an added layer of depth to design, transforming spaces into sanctuaries of peace and mindfulness.