ECHOS was founded with a clear purpose: to bring Italian culture and creativity to new audiences in the United States.
Working between Italy and Miami, we conceive and develop exhibitions, cultural events, documentaries, interviews, and audiovisual projects.
Different forms of expression, connected by the same vision: to tell meaningful stories and give visibility to the people, ideas, and traditions that represent Italian excellence.
Our work begins with research and is shaped through a curatorial and journalistic approach. We look for the most authentic way to present each story, creating projects that encourage dialogue, build connections, and allow culture to travel beyond its place of origin.
Our work encompasses exhibitions, cultural events, artistic programs, and custom projects. Rooted in Italian culture and open to different perspectives, each project creates connections between people, places, ideas, and creative languages.
We see culture as a space where people can meet, discover what they do not yet know, and better understand one another.
Working closely with artists, institutions, and partners, we transform stories into experiences that encourage dialogue, inspire curiosity, and offer new ways of seeing the world.
Every story begins with listening.
From the first idea to the screen, we develop original television formats and documentaries rooted in research, authentic voices, and a clear narrative vision.
Our journalistic experience guides each stage, from finding the heart of a story to shaping interviews, images, and perspectives into a compelling narrative.
We explore people, places, and cultures, through stories that bring different worlds closer.
Clarity begins with the right questions.
We create interviews, editorial content, and audiovisual stories for businesses, institutions, and individuals who want to communicate with clarity and substance.
Journalism and press relations guide our approach. We research every subject, find the right angle, and create content that is clear, engaging, and true to each voice. We do more than deliver a message.
We create understanding and meaningful connections with the audience.
Marzia Rubcich is an Italian curator, television writer, and communications professional based in Miami. She holds a degree in Marketing, Communication, and Advertising and founded ECHOS to develop cultural projects connecting people, ideas, and creative languages.
After moving to Miami in 2015,she produced documentaries and television formats, cofounded Italia Report USA, and led Cultural Communication and Events at the Italian Cultural Institute of Miami.
Her curatorial work spans cinema, music, visual arts, literature, design, and food culture. She has created programs featuring Ferzan Ozpetek, Paolo Fresu, and Uri Caine. She also conceive and curates international exhibitions with the Fondazione Teatro dell’Opera di Roma
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