In the ancient Shetland lands, where the wind whispers stories through green fields, the art of crafting violins merges with everyday life. The master luthier describes this land as a 'poem of wood, wool, and time,' where farms safeguard a connection between generations, akin to chapters of a score written by the land itself. A hundred islands north of Scotland, with only 15 inhabited, the oceanic climate and the renowned wool production of local sheep, rooted in Norse heritage, forge the link between humans, animals, and land. The Horses, companions in this millennia-old history
Fiorella Baldisserri, classical studies and an interest in art in all its forms, is a photographer from Bologna who loves traveling both by profession and by passion. The professional approach to photography took place in 2016 by attending several courses She then attended to the Photojournalism Masterclass in Rome Currently Fiorella has seen some shots published by newspapers both in print and online. Photovogue, Corriere, Elle, Erodoto108, SDN, ND, MCmagazine, Witness Journal, Eye of Photography. Her projects have been displayed at the Olbia, Rome, Bologna, Lodi Sofia,Barcelona.
