Stefano Garbuglia, a fine arts graduate from Macerata, honed his craft in Venice. He has been recognized with several awards, including the Visioni Altre International Award, Michele Cea Award, and the Mestre Painting Award.

His work "SED" delves into "Systemic Erratum Disorder," a condition widespread in the early 2020s, presumably caused by the Sars-CoV-2 pandemic and the resulting quarantines.

Documentation on Garbuglia details symptoms like apathy, joylessness, exhaustion, low self-esteem, anxiety, dramatics, obsessiveness, confusion, narcissism, and gloom, collected during 2020. "SED" features a disrupted calendar reflective of the pandemic's chaos, beginning on March 9, the date Italy's lockdown commenced. The piece, completed in digital form accessible via QR code, acts as an interactive diary that expresses the fragmented life during isolation.