Sacro e profano insieme come in altre città sacre. E’ una sensazione indefinibile che avvolge e affascina.
Bramini bianchi e arancioni, seriosi e panciuti che corrono freneticamente da un tempio all’altro per fare le “puja” chiedendo in cambio rupie.
Gli imponenti carri sacri in legno scolpiti che stazionano nel centro della città in attesa del festival dedicato a Shiva.
They are without shoes and walk in the hot road, Rajasthani girls are full of color, liquid eyes
as pure water, they ask us a pass to go to the Calangute, a village 7 miles, we stop ….
From that moment, born a meeting sweet and full of stories, Silvia Fiore, meet them again
later…They are without shoes and walk in the hot road, Rajasthani girls are full of color, liquid eyes
as pure water, they ask us a pass to go to the Calangute, a village 7 miles, we stop ….
From that moment, born a meeting sweet and full of stories, Silvia Fiore, meet them again
later…
Mother India 2013-2014 – Individual workshop with Shobha in India (GOA) From 2013 to 2014 (December to February) Mother India School proposes, for the first time, a one month workshop in India, to study one or more projects, telling with photography and / or video, stories of women or children in South India: the role of women, both […]
“La donna è portatrice dell’energia vitale e creativa che distribuisce vita e armonia, portatrice e custode della
luce, lei stessa è luce”
R.Tagore “The woman is a bearer of vital energy and creative distributes life and harmony, the bearer and keeper of
the light, she is light”
R. Tagore
“Tutti amiamo il paese dove siamo nati, ma Racalmuto è davvero un paese straordinario… tutti sono come personaggi in cerca di autore”
Leonardo Sciascia “We all love the country where we were born, but Racalmuto is truly an amazing land…
Everybody are as characters in search of an author”
Leonardo Sciascia
Mother India School, in march offers again a workshop in the villages and the most famous beaches of Goa, a place of worship of the hippies from around the world in 60 years, when they slept in huts in the forest, after digging a hole in the sand to hide money and passport. The “flowered” around the world under the slogan “peace, love and freedom” spent their days in yoga…