Corrispondenze is a collaborative artistic and editorial project founded by Paola Boscaini and Cristina Materassi in 2021. Its research focuses on the notion of dwelling as an evolving relational practice, investigating inhabited space as a dynamic territory shaped by memories, conflicts, imaginaries, and possibilities.

The project unfolds through tools of collective gathering, reworking, and rewriting: maps, archives, publications, public space activations, and digital environments function as platforms for listening and shared storytelling. These practices move between textual and visual languages, between gesture and narrative, between presence and trace, aiming to bring forth open and plural forms of spatial representation.

Corrispondenze positions itself as a mobile and accessible platform capable of activating collective knowledge processes and generating sensitive, porous, and constantly evolving archives. At its core lies the idea that dwelling is not a static condition, but a process interweaving relationships, tensions, and desires — one that can be observed, deconstructed, and rewritten through participatory artistic practices.

Since 2022, the project has expanded through a collaborative editorial production involving artists, researchers, and students in the construction of a living archive of practices and reflections on inhabited space. Each publication represents a fragment of this process — a narrative threshold from which new possibilities for storytelling and connection may emerge.