The poet Francesco Petrarch was the first man to climb Mount Ventoux, and he did so as part of his quest for beauty in nature and with the purest aesthetic intent. Later, this event would be regarded as a turning point in history and as the beginning of the artistic spirit that came to define the Renaissance.

Ventoux is born from the belief that art leads us into a terrain as vast as it is fascinating. From Ventoux, we seek to promote those who bring a distinct, disruptive, and original perspective to art, culture, and thought. At the same time, our gaze turns to those artists who, throughout history, have offered a profound and moving vision of human nature and the surrounding world.

It is essential that in cultural dissemination there exists an aesthetic spirit capable of offering readers a space where the air of art carries the same freshness as the summit that Petrarch once reached. With Ventoux, we hope this magazine serves you, our readers, as a moment of enjoyment in and of itself.

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