A young woman is portrayed lying on a bed, nude. She looks at us. The photograph is slightly blurred, giving the image an almost painterly quality. This artistic choice adds another layer of meaning, allowing the viewer to perceive a dimension infused with subtle and intimate eroticism. Since 1985, Daniele Innamorato (Milan, 1969) has focused his photographic research on the female body, its evocative power, and the intimacy that develops between photographer and subject. This visual exploration runs parallel to his ongoing and significant work as a painter, centered on abstraction, and intersects with his collaborative practice with Federica Perazzoli under the name KINGS. This collectible cover is part of the special editions of the Corriere Art Collection, available from Tuesday. An eclectic artist, Daniele Innamorato explores a wide range of languages and techniques: painting, photography, installation, and music. (The exclusive video included in the NFT edition, showing him painting, is proof of this.) In this cover, by evoking the Renaissance nude, the artist primarily seeks to lead us into a symbolic world. Not by chance, he invites us to reflect on the words of Paul Éluard: “Even when we are asleep, we watch over one another.” Gianluigi Colin Courtesy of the artist