
La vertebra del Risorgimento (Bigiotteria 4)
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Narrated by:
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Gianluca Nicoletti
About this listen
Wikipedia definisce bigiotteria gli oggetti in cui "la valenza estetica compensi la modestia del valore intrinseco dei componenti". È esattamente quello di cui si occuperà "Bigiotteria": significativi reperti dell'attuale fase evolutiva che vengono spesso giudicati irrilevanti.
Si dice Risorgimento e si pensa a reliquie lontane e ammuffite. Ma a Gianluca Nicoletti è capitato, in occasione dell'allestimento di una mostra, di tenere in mano la vertebra spolpata di un martire di Belfiore. Ed è bastato toccarla per tornare con un balzo al senso profondo di quell'ardimento perduto.
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