In Macchie di Farindola, on the eastern slope of the Gran Sasso descending into the Tavo Valley, Cristoforo Lanesi creates pastoral sound objects through the practised experience of hands, sight and listening. With a single precise movement, the folding knife opens the river reed, lifting from the plant body a small, thin tongue destined to vibrate<\/b>. The cut determines everything: the thickness of the reed, the scrupulous alignment, the imperceptible curvature that separates sound from silence.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"