And it’s this synthesis—between how one looks at the world and how one lives in it—that I find to be an essential lesson, now more than ever. This is …

AG: You chose to disassemble Guidi’s photographic series, selecting individual images and allowing them to converse through “poetic and formal tension…

AG: I was struck by a phrase in the exhibition text: “an image that contains almost nothing.” Can we speak about the role of “emptiness” in Guidi’s wo…

As for me, more simply, I’d say that curating an exhibition or a catalogue is inherently tied to a form of attention—it’s built on a selective gaze. T…

AR: I had wanted to make an exhibition with—and about—Guido Guidi for years. However, when approaching an artist as complex and with decades of work b…

There are artists whose practice, over time, settles into a form of thought that eludes the logic of spectacle. Guido Guidi is one of them. Through a …

Vogue: The spirit of Orebella feels extremely feminine and linked to nature, from the product itself to the campaigns and brand messaging. Can you exp…

There have been so many wonderful moments. Creating a team and crafting the product has been a thrilling journey. I still vividly remember the first t…

Vogue: Speaking of skin parfum, why did you decide on the oil-based formula? It’s quite unique. And how have consumers responded to it? I created Oreb…

Hadid launched Orebella (pronounced aura-bella) last year, after moving to Texas and stepping back from public appearances and runway shows. Orebella …