On the occasion of GDC19, the Environmental Art Museum “Organica” in the splendid setting of Mount Limbara, offers a whole day of events dedicated to installation art, photography and contemporary music. In the rooms of the CEDAP space, which can be visited exceptionally from 12pm to 9pm, the new exhibitions of the autumn program: For the contemporary art section, the artist Pierluigi Calignano presents the installation "Let me not be a cliff but water and sky" curated by Giannella Demuro, while for the photography section the Museum hosts the retrospective “Michele Tamponi – paths of a naturalist_visions of landscape” curated by La Sardegna vista da Vicino.

The exercise of color - that is, the artistic process through which Pierluigi Calignano creates, experiments, layers and defines a color - is the privileged tool for analyzing reality.
In the installation created for the Organica Museum, “Let me not be a cliff but water and sky”, the infinite chromatic combinations, arranged in space with apparent causality, are perceptive states through which the artist records the changing of things, the their presence and their absence, their existence in space.

“Michele Tamponi – paths of a naturalist_landscape visions” is a photographic exhibition dedicated to the Temponi naturalist Michele Tamponi. Founder of Cammina Limbara and founding member of the La Sardegna Vista da Vicino association, Tamponi was an expert connoisseur of the Limbara and its flora and fauna.
The photographic journey shows the territory of the Gallura massif as a scenario of contrasts: denied space, of solitudes, difficult to access, but also full of hidden places, to be experienced and protected.

In the evening, at 6.30 pm, the Curadureddu Forest becomes the stage of the second edition of "foliage - music festival for forests", promoted by the Museum of Organic Environmental Art and created to bring contemporary music to the splendid autumnal setting of Mount Limbara . The protagonist of the first day of the festival was Blastula.scarnoduo with "Only one thing I had in the world". The musical project draws inspiration from the figure of the writer Pierpaolo Pasolini and, in particular, from his medium-length film "La Ricotta". The musical project of the singer and actress of Sardinian origins Monica Demuru and the percussionist and composer Cristiano Calcagnile starts from the sound system of the 1963 film episode. By developing a musical relationship with the screenplay, Demuru and Calcagnile respond to the sound suggestion of an opera outside the box: the Blastula.scarnoduo responds to its pastiche of contrasts, to its poetic sound-words with a sonic dismay, looking at times lightly at the mystery of the religious and historical question and the pity for a lost humanity.