Luigi Ghirri: A Series of Dreams – Visual and Sound Landscapes with Iosonouncane
The exhibition "Luigi Ghirri. A Series of Dreams. Visual Landscapes and Soundscapes" offers a unique opportunity to delve into the captivating work of the acclaimed Italian photographer, Luigi Ghirri. This curated display is notable for its profound exploration of the interplay between image and sound, forging an evocative dialogue between Ghirri's visual worlds and contemporary sonic suggestions.
Central to this immersive experience is the project "Beyond Those Mountains, the Sea," a compelling collaboration with the innovative Italian musician Iosonouncane. Ghirri's photographs, renowned for their ability to evoke inner landscapes and dreamlike visions of everyday life, are here beautifully augmented by an auditory dimension. This synergy transforms the viewer's perception, deepening the sense of wonder and contemplation inherent in Ghirri's artistic legacy.
The exhibition design guides visitors through a sensory journey where Ghirri's iconic images—often distinguished by their poetic delicacy and profound reflection on landscape and identity—harmonize seamlessly with Iosonouncane's carefully crafted sound compositions. This fusion encourages the audience to explore new perspectives on "landscapes" not merely as physical locations, but also as emotional states, deeply held memories, and rich auditory perceptions.
Located in Reggio Emilia, this exhibition acts as a significant bridge between diverse art forms, delivering a truly rich and multisensory experience. It celebrates art's boundless capacity to transcend traditional disciplinary boundaries, inviting a more comprehensive and holistic engagement with Luigi Ghirri's enduring artistic contribution.
Fresh materials — Volleyball (World)

Padova-Verona 1-1: Player Ratings for Padova
Sorrentino 6, Lovato 6, Dellavalle 6, Pastina 6, Carissoni 6.5, Pompetti 5.5 (Di Mariano sv from 82'), Zuelli 6, Fusi 5.5 (Giunti 5.5 from 59'), Cocchi 6; Caprari 6.5 (Lasagna 5.5 from 59'), Moro 6 (Bortolussi 5.5 from 70'). Coach Calabro 6.

Unworthy Mother's Pain: My Baby Was Stolen
In 1966, at the age of 17 and unmarried, Marion McMillan traveled from her home in southwest Scotland to a Salvation Army maternity home in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, over 150 miles away. Her family had sent her there. She spent nine months with her son, a beautiful baby boy described as

Luci ed ombre: inizio stagione della Juve intonato al bianconero
The new Juventus season is beginning like a pyrotechnic display of light and shadow, mirroring the club's colors. The team is walking a thin and unstable tightrope, balancing difficult-to-move surplus players with complicated transfer dealings. There are players struggling

Koopmeiners' Opportunity Against Parma
The absence of Yildiz and the uncertainty surrounding McKennie might give Teun Koopmeiners another chance. The Dutchman is looking for a performance that will convince Spalletti. Kenan Yildiz's injury and Weston McKennie's less-than-perfect condition could present a new opportunity for Te

Giuseppe Boi: Zappa's Assist to Pavoletti in Bari and the Cine-worthy Goal Against Milan. Thanks for Six Years at Cagliari
Journalist Giuseppe Boi has also taken to his X profile to bid farewell to Gabriele Zappa, remembering some of the most significant moments experienced by the winger with the Cagliari jersey. Boi wrote, "Zappa is the assist to Pavoletti in Bari and the cine-worthy goal ag

Bari's Shocking Defeat at Puttilli: Last Days of Transfer Market Must Be Crucial
Bari has experienced a shocking setback. After securing victories in their first two official matches of the season, against Casarano in the Coppa Italia Serie C and Cavese on the opening day of the league, they have unexpectedly lost away to Barletta. The match at the 'Puttilli' stadi