“Hercule Florence, the new Robinson”, has opened at Villa Paloma and runs until June 11.The exhibition is the result of a five-year research project on the work of Brazilian inventor and artist Hercule Florence (1804-1879), presenting it for the first time to the European public. Linda Fregni Nagler and Cristiano Raimondi serve as curators of this exhibition, which will be accompanied by a publication bringing together many international contributions. Inventor of zoophony, a system of musical notation of bird songs, and polygraphy, a method of printing based on the principles … Continue reading Renowned inventor at Villa Paloma with ties to Monaco