Welcome to the archive of “Fabrizio VS the Fluorescent World”, a growing collection of short, curious studies dedicated to materials that glow under ultraviolet light.

In this series, we step outside the familiar territory of Art Examination—no pigments, binders, or varnishes here. Instead, we explore the unexpected fluorescence of everyday and natural materials: chlorophyll shining red in leaves, minerals emitting vivid blues and greens, organic compounds revealing hidden optical behaviors, and synthetic materials surprising us with intense luminescence.

Each study is presented as a concise case study: a focused observation, a simple experimental setup, and a clear explanation of the photophysical principles behind what we see. The goal is not only to document fluorescence, but to cultivate curiosity and visual intuition about how matter interacts with light.

This page gathers all episodes of the series in one place—an open notebook of glowing experiments, bridging science, playfulness, and careful observation.