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Ming Lu

Italy (residence), China (citizenship) °2001

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Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma

Ongoing projects: 1) MEMENTO MORI: a randomized CAT evalutaion of creative outputs in a didactic environment, assisted by semantic metrics provided by the °'°Kobi system

status	active
portal	Enacting Artistic Research
admins	Daniele Pozzi, Veronica Di Geronimo, FRANCO RIPA DI MEANA, Andrea Guidi, kobiAdmin
members	Valentina Saggio, Giulia Tucciarelli, Gauri Abbattista, Teodora Ricci, Eleonora Scarponi, Gianluca Di Francesco, Devrim Kadirbeyoglu, ZeHao Li, Jona Norici, Lorenzo Spacagna, Claudia Digrandi, Ahzi Gaytan Monzani, Anna Fomina, shuyuan liu, Jiang Han, MengYao Zhu, Livia Viola, Jiayi Guo, YuYang Xie, Francesca Paganelli, Xueying Wang, Caiyi Li, XiaoQi Wei, Fan Liu, Ge Ge, Xaioxi Wang, Alessia Tessitore, Veronica Lilli, Ming Lu, Barbierato Leonardo, Matteo Cremonesi

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Untitled (What's the last word You never heard?) (last edited: 2025) author(s): Gianluca Di Francesco, FRANCO RIPA DI MEANA, MengYao Zhu, Xueying Wang, Mauro Palatucci, Maria Cristina Reggio, Alessia Tessitore, Elena Giulia Rossi, Claudia Digrandi, Veronica Di Geronimo, Teodora Ricci, Eleonora Scarponi, Gauri Abbattista, Ahzi Gaytan Monzani, Xaioxi Wang, Andrea Guidi, Livia Viola, Ming Lu, Valentina Saggio, Francesca Paganelli, Devrim Kadirbeyoglu, Veronica Lilli, Giulia Tucciarelli, Caiyi Li, XiaoQi Wei, ZeHao Li, Jiayi Guo This exposition is in progress and its share status is: visible to all.
A silence lingers where words once stood, a fragile pause between what was said and what remains forever untold. I’m gonna build the cemetery of echoes, words suspended in time, each gaze a question, each absence a weight. Fragments of lives held in stillness, unfinished moments longing for release. Across the space, words rise like shadows. Memory dances with loss, the tangible and the fleeting entwined. It is not closure we seek, but the tender acknowledgment of incompleteness.
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