Dhanya Rajagopal·Oct 30This Book is My Go-To Creative MuseHow I use Italo Calvino's 'Invisible Cities' as a Muse for Design Exploration
InStory Lamp ReviewsbyGiuseppe Contaldo·Mar 17Cities That Never Were, Minds That Never Sleep: A Review of Italo Calvino’s Invisible CitiesReview of “Le Città Invisibili” By Italo Calvino, 1972. Fiction, first published by Einaudi in Italy.
InSenseable City LabbyKeemoon Jang·Mar 31, 2025Bringing Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities to life with AIWritten by: Kee Moon Jang and Fábio DuarteA response icon1A response icon1
Joe Grim Feinberg·Aug 3, 2024Incomplete work no. 8: A travelogue of places I’ve never beenOnce in a while, over the years, I’ve written essays about places I’ve been. Maybe I’ll publish one or two of those essays here on Medium…
Vincent Chen·Dec 6, 2023Formosa, an Invisible CityThe inhabitants of the city of Formosa have two modes of perceiving history. The emotional side believes they’ve been living here for…A response icon1A response icon1
InersiliaiobyMiquel Duran-Frigola·Oct 26, 2023Invisible cities so far2023 marks the centenary of Italo Calvino. Our organisation, Ersilia, is named after a city imagined in his book Invisible Cities
steve cuocci·Jul 12, 2022I Read Italo Calvino’s ‘Invisible Cities’.I chose this book based on a recommendation, in some way, given by Jacob Geller. I had just finished Disco Elysium and went back to rewatch…A response icon1A response icon1
Pooja Sanghani-Patel·May 19, 2022Interpreting Invisible Cities with IllustrationsPart 3: Olivia, Sophronia, Eutropia, Zemrude and Aglaura
