Artists, as well as architects, designers and artisans are key players in our vision to shine light on the invisible potential of everything around us. By transforming underused spaces into welcoming social hubs where everyone can feel seen and cared for, they put their talent and skills at the service of the local community. The black and white frescoes painted by Luca Zamoc and Luca Lattuga on the walls of Refettorio Ghirlandina are an example of that. They represent the legend of Saint Geminiano, saint patron of Modena. Legend has it that in the third century, when the Huns were invading Modena, Saint Geminiano hid the town by shielding it with a dense blanket of fog and protecting them from the threat. The frescoes are both a tribute to the history of Modena and a message of hope to guests and volunteers.
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