A comprehensive and previously unpublished volume, this book gathers interviews and writings by artist Luciano Fabro from 1976 to 1996, curated by Silvia Fabro in collaboration with the Brera Academy of Fine Arts. Luciano Fabro, sculptor and writer, was one of the founding figures of the Arte Povera movement. Throughout his career, he explored and employed a wide range of materials—marble, iron, glass, paper—assigning each a specific expressive role. A prominent presence on both the Italian and international art scenes—his works are held in major museums worldwide—Fabro stands as one of the most influential figures in Italian contemporary art. An outstanding intellectual and authoritative voice in cultural discourse, he was also a professor at the Brera Academy, which now honors his legacy with this volume. It includes his interviews, speeches, and contributions to conferences and public debates spanning from 1976 to 2000.