A curation by Giulia Falcone, Art Expert || • Curator • Senior Advisor • Critic • Mentor at International Galleries and Institutions - Desire does not belong to the body, but to matter moving toward another. It is a law of thermal attraction: distance generates heat, approach transforms it. In the visual field, this energy becomes form. Each warm color behaves like a gravitational force: it attracts, repels, vibrates. Surfaces do not convey an emotion, but a phenomenon—the moment when tension becomes light and light becomes impulse. The Physics of Desire is a conversation about works that represent the mechanics of feeling. Here, heat is a science of encounter: the exact measure of how much an image can still burn.