Alessandro Hellmann

Author of texts for numerous artists, including Simone Cristicchi, Rosario Di Bella, Juri Camisasca, Adolfo Durante, Anna Maria Castelli, Bungaro, Roberto Michelangelo Giordi, Yo Yo Mundi. With Stampa Alternativa he published "David Lazzaretti: life, death and miracles of a son of God", from which Cristicchi drew inspiration for his successful monologue, "Cuba: the unforgivable revolution" (Carver Prize) and "One Hundred Years of Poison" (Eboli Historical Studies Center Award and special mention Acqui Ambiente Award), also published in France and over time become a cult object and reference for degree theses, journalistic reportages and documentary films. In his bibliography also stand out "Decadence Lounge. Journey into the non-places of our time" (Zone) and the illustrated book "Justus" (Graphic Impressions). For the theater he has written, among others, "La solitudine dell'ape", staged in Italy and abroad by Andrea Pierdicca and Yo Yo Mundi, and "Il fiume rubato". He has recorded two albums under his own name, "Summertime blue" (Made in Biella, 2007) and "Come prati a primavera" (Maremosso, 2019), which were received with interest and favor by insiders.