Among uninterrupted rows of sheep bells, remains of cars and means of transport, shepherds\u2019 huts and yokes hanging on the walls, along a labyrinthine route where objects occupy every corner and passageway, an entire universe in miniature suddenly comes into view: a meticulous constellation of places and occupations, of distant everyday lives woven together like so many visions, between the remote past and more recent times, between agricultural labour and hydroelectric power stations, construction sites and games of morra<\/i>, from the Nativity in Bethlehem to the Resurrection. In Torricella Sicura, year after year, Gino Di Benedetto has given shape to his tangible dream: to restore to others, within just a few rooms, the peasant civilisation that the houses of the living can no longer contain<\/b>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"