Art, in all its forms
At RETORI, we celebrate art in all its forms, honoring its power to connect, inspire, and give shape to personal and collective stories.
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For Retori Chapter 02 – Embrace your Identity, the artistic duo Anna and Maria Ritsch explore identity as a shifting landscape shaped by distance, memory, and lived experience. Moving across different spaces and personal trajectories, their paths diverge only to find each other again, reconnecting through a timeless and fluid bond that transcends place, time, and separation.
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Retori presents Chapter 02 in the heart of Paris, within the storied Atelier of Madeleine Castaing at 18 Rue Visconti. Here, the collection unfolds in an intimate dialogue with the artworks of Miko Veldkamp and the interiors curated by the Rooms studio, founded by Nata Janberidze and Keti Toloraia, where art becomes a vital medium of expression and connection. Fashion, space, and artistic practice converge, weaving together memory and contemporary vision in a shared narrative. This encounter stands as a tribute to evolution, to beauty shaped by time, and to the deeply personal, transformative journey of becoming.
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Nata Janberidze from Rooms Studio engages in an intimate conversation about identity, tracing the threads of her Georgian heritage and the cultural, emotional, and architectural influences that shape her practice. Through her work, materials emerge as a tactile and symbolic language—carriers of memory, place, and meaning—playing a central role in the formation of each creation, where personal narrative and collective history intertwine.
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For each RETORI chapter, we engage in a stimulating dialogue with artists from different corners of the world, creating a space for reflection and creative exchange. In this video, Miko Veldkamp reflects on his personal journey and artistic practice, offering an intimate view into the language, gestures, and ideas that define his work. Miko Veldkamp is the Dutch-Indonesian artist born and raised in Suriname, whose vision and sensibility inspired RETORI Chapter 02. Shaped by a multicultural upbringing and a life across continents, his work becomes a powerful meditation on the shifting, layered nature of identity, capturing the interplay between culture, memory, and self.
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Retori unveils its latest editorial story, entirely shot on film at Villa Simonetti, Osimo. Rooted in the dialogue between architecture and presence, the narrative is sculpted by space, guided by movement, and held together by invisible threads that interlace singular identities, revealing a timeless and deeply human dimension.
