Regarding Ruben Montini's work, Italian philosopher Lorenzo Bernini writes: "Ruben Montini's work is political even when it is intimate. Or rather, it is political because it is intimate: a gay man and heir to feminism, Montini looks at the universal from within, protesting against the evils of the world by anchoring them in his personal experiences of injustice. He begins with his body, and returns to it; he leaves very little to abstraction."

Regarding Ruben Montini's work, Italian philosopher Lorenzo Bernini writes: "Ruben Montini's work is political even when it is intimate. Or rather, it is political because it is intimate: a gay man and heir to feminism, Montini looks at the universal from within, protesting against the evils of the world by anchoring them in his personal experiences of injustice. He begins with his body, and returns to it; he leaves very little to abstraction."