On Tuesday, May 5 and 12 at 8:45 PM at the Parish Hall of Cavarzano, the “Martedìacolor” series returns, a cycle of evenings dedicated to travel, nature, and visual arts, with multi-vision projections that combine photography, music, and storytelling.

Tuesday, May 5:
– I HAVE CURSED FATE by Roberto Soramaè. A journey in Iceland in search of the northern lights. The island in winter presents itself as inhospitable, cold, and dark. I imagined a fisherman born on this island, torn between resentment for that harsh climate and love for those picturesque landscapes and the spectacle of the northern lights.
– BEING A WOMAN IN ETHIOPIA by Diego De Riz
– PASTORS OF THE SUN by Giorgio Cividal
– MANGISTAU by Vanni Case
– THE COLOR ORANGE by Francesco Lopergolo
– FEDERICO FELLINI by Francesco Lopergolo
– GENERATIONS by Giorgio

Tuesday, May 12:
– BURMA (MYANMAR) by Walter Argenta
– INDIA, TRAVEL NOTES by Renzo Broglia
– NOT FAR FROM HOME by Virgilio Sacchet
– IN WILDNESS… by Luigio Dorigo
– RIO TINTO by Vanni Case
– DANCING SPIRITS by Valter Binotto
– THE SILENCE OF WATER by Renzo Broglia

An opportunity to get involved with stories, images, and perspectives on the world, through the works of local and national authors.

Free entry.

Photographic stories created in multivision.