ITALIANI BRAVE PENNE/COMMENTI ARRIVATI SU PIAZZA EUROPA, LA NUOVA ALLUVIONE IN ROMAGNA E UN ARTISTA INGLESE ORGOGLIO DELLA NOSTRA EUROPA
Abstract & Beginning
A. Comments arrived on piazza Europa, the new flood in Romagna and an english artist proud of our Europe.
B. The square for Europe in Rome on Saturday 15 March 2025 stimulated our talented illustrator Vanda Calcaterra with the image you find at the opening: “When light penetrates the darkness, stars are born”. A grandfather from Forlì who forwards to us the reflection of his grandson, Remo, five years old, who imagined the mobilization of all the leucerts of Romagna to dry up the devastating water that has returned to harm that once sunny land. And the clever creator and presenter of the program “Guess who comes to dinner” (every Saturday, in prime time, on RaiTre) who sends us her exciting meeting and reportage with the English sculptor Jason de Caires Taylor (Dover, 1974), last year’s winner of the Rotondi Prize, World section (www.premiorotondi.it), who creates underwater artistic installations that can be enjoyed by underwater visitors, but which are also capable of creating new habitats for species at risk.
Ghiacciola, la lucertola con gli occhiali evocata da Remo, 5 anni di Forlì (nell’interpretazione dell’art director Vanda Calcaterra). Remo racconta che Ghiacciola, avendo visto in tv le immagini dell’alluvione tornata a tormentare la Romagna, si collega via telefono con Fiamma, Verdognola, Violacea, Laghetto, Oceano, Sole e Albero e tutte insieme liberano l’abitazione di Ghiaccio che finalmente può tornare a vivere, felice, nella sua casa asciutta.
L’ arte in fondo al mare. Un estratto dell’affascinante reportage di Sabrina Giannini con lo scultore inglese Jason Taylor. (s.g.)
