Via Francigena
a place of welcome and refreshment after the stages of the journey
but not only that: over time they have taken on a deeper meaning thanks to the stories of the wanderers that intertwine with those of their hosts
the opening of new hostels along the Via Francigena gives space for different opportunities and cooperation between local realities
it improves pilgrim reception and the services available accessible to all
it allows the enhancement of each territory where the ancient path from Canterbury to Rome passes
and economic enrichment of each individual place
the Via Francigena hostels in the Tuscan-Emilian area that were recently inaugurated require special mention
following Jubilee investments in 2000 became an accommodation facility offering 22 beds and an elevator
It is open year-round and welcomes pilgrims
The second one was inaugurated last June and will be open to the public starting in 2024; it is the result of an urban redevelopment project and recovery of disused properties
aimed at having a second chance and offering services for pilgrims traveling along the Via Francigena in Italy
This was made possible with the help of Por-Fesr regional funds and cooperation between the Municipality of Medesano
local businesses and the Diocese of Parma and Cariparma.
Redesigning hostels and hospitality is much more than offering a place to sleep
and it concerns the development of the paths and the future of the Via Francigena.
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It is the longest canvas artwork ever created by a single artist: it is titled Walk of peace and is the work of an Italian artist
with which Fruzzetti intends to enter the Guinness World Records book for the “longest painting by a single artist” (the record currently belongs to India’s Gurmej Singh
exhibited a 3.4-kilometer painting).Fruzzetti’s painting
on the Versilia coastline: it will start from the pier in Forte dei Marmi
pass through the hamlet of Cinquale in the municipality of Montignoso
and end in Marina di Massa (Municipality of Massa
The different parts will be assembled starting in the morning
and the work will remain on display until 6:30 pm
the Guinness World Records jury will take the measurement necessary for certification
appointment with the press conference (which can be followed on Fruzzetti’s social channels: @LucaFruzzetti on Facebook and @dale.artheritage on Instagram)
with the presence of the three mayors of the host municipalities
the director of the Academy of Fine Arts of Carrara
and the president of the association “I Colori per la Pace” (which promoted the exhibition)
the work will be unmounted and much of it will find a home in some contemporary art museums around the world
preserving the message of restart from a global perspective
The idea is to create a work of art that is a symbol of life
peace and restart: a painting that is meant to be a sign of optimism and hope for the future through the colors of peace
The work will consist of fifty rainbows that follow one another continuously
“The rainbow,” the artist explains
“always leaves us with that pleasant feeling of wonder and amazement: awe and lightness that populate the work through graceful butterflies that flit between meadows and oceans of color.”
is sponsored by the Colors for Peace Association
a world peace propaedeutics project that collects children’s drawings
a module of the work will be donated to the Association and on September 21
it will be displayed in Rome at the Colosseum
The project enjoys the contribution of several companies from all over Italy that have married the project together with the Tuscany Region and the municipalities of Forte dei Marmi
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