“It takes a thousand voices to tell one story” (Apache)
Pictosculpture with chestnut and oak wood base.
“Trees and Peoples”
Detail of the painted stones
“The Caucasian people”
Alexander says:
“I live in the northern hemisphere of the world. The parrot I carry with me invites me to take care of communication, to choose words carefully before pronouncing them, to look for beauty, to practice irony, in the search for wisdom.”
Enapay says:
“I live in communities and tribes of that land they called America, from the North Pole to the South Pole.
The imperial raven urges me to show my true personality. To enter into the mysteries of life and creation. I become a magical intermediary between life and death. I have learned to control, with boldness and determination, the passage between these two states, without being afraid of it. My mission is to encourage personal growth, transmutation, metamorphosis.”metamorfosi.
“Trees and Peoples”
Detail of the painted stones
“The Native American people”
“Trees and Peoples”
Detail of the painted stones
“The Asian people”
Batu says:
“The lands on which I live are boundless, fascinating and at the same time can be harsh or intensely populated.
The earth dragon shows me the way to use my potential, strength and wealth.
It teaches me how to use my talents to the fullest to achieve the best results in perfect connection with the land and the environment that hosts me.”
Zikomo says:
“I live in lands scorched by the sun.
The snake is the symbol of metamorphosis and regeneration. It invites me to retreat into solitude when life becomes difficult, but to refresh myself and come out again with a new skin. For “Nothing is created, nothing is destroyed but everything is transformed.”
“Trees and Peoples”
Detail of the painted stones
“The African people”
“Trees and Peoples”
Detail of the painted stones
“The Aboriginal People”
Djalu says:
“Mine is the land and people of the “dream”, of intuition, of tradition passed down orally. From the tortoise I learned tenacity, endurance, strength and wisdom. It is an animal that lives for many years, it knows how to defend itself very well, thanks to the protection offered by its carapace.”
Edda Caselli – Pittoscultrice
“If we wish to ensure everyone’s peace and happiness we need to cultivate a healthy respect for the diversity of our peoples and cultures, founded on an understanding of this fundamental sameness of all human beings.”