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Borgo Valbelluna, culture and tourism start from Luigi Cima

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Borgo Valbelluna, culture and tourism start from Luigi Cima

Inauguration of the exhibition between Mel, Trichiana and Lentiai dedicated to the master of painting. Cesa: a sign of enthusiasm and hope. D’Incà: initiative that unites the territory

BORGO VALBELLUNA. The exhibition “Luigi Cimaone of the masters of truth »which opens its doors today in Mel, Trichiana and Lentiai, will play a fundamental role in the relaunch of culture and tourism in Valbelluna.

The concept emerged strongly from the protagonists of the presentation of the event, yesterday in the frescoes room of the town hall of Mel. Thanks to the event dedicated to painter of Villa di Villa protagonist of the Italian artistic panorama between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, both areas will thus have the opportunity to find new lifeblood after the difficult times of the pandemic. The various related initiatives will make art the protagonist in each of the three former municipalities, from today until June 5th.

“In these years in which we are used to living in a very complex context,” said Mayor Stefano Cesa, “full of so many crises of values ​​and identity, we need an antidote: a restart in the name of enthusiasm and hope, with culture as the only element capable of providing us with the critical analysis tools necessary to be able to interpret the time we live in and above all to be able to understand the changes. It also represents the means by which to rediscover and strengthen the values ​​linked both to the humanistic sphere and to respect for man and the environment “.

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Cima was the painter and artist who celebrated the beauty of the territory and its uniqueness, emphasized Cesa, enhancing the love for his people through his own creativity, against the backdrop of a rural culture that was for him «Full of values». Culture as a driving force for the union of the territory and for its growth, in short, waiting for further future investments.

“The exhibition symbolizes a path that allows us to unite our municipality even more”, added the minister for relations with the Parliament Federico D’Incà, according to which the artist from Zumella, born in Villa di Villa on 5 January 1860, «painted beauty, which we find in the places where we live and which must be handed down. With these important cultural passages, we have every opportunity to set an example to look to the future with confidence “.

For the regional councilor Silvia Cestarothe organization of the exhibition set up by the association Art Dolomites it constitutes an excellence of the territory, especially because Cima was an example for the ability to bring out the soul of things and landscapes, to transmit it to posterity. The President of the Province thinks so too, Robert Padrinfor which the exhibition dedicated to Cima is the signal to restart and to come together to admire something beautiful.

“I think this is the great significance of the initiative and of all those that I hope in the coming months our province will be able to present in the various territories”, underlined Padrin. “These are the moments that must make us proud to be from Belluno», He pressed, underlining how the figure of Cima« is an example of the ability that we have as Belluno people to present ourselves to the world in all our most diverse facets and abilities. Deep values. There is a need more than ever, in this period, to live again with passions ».[FINETESTO] —

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