The initiative stems from the desire to provide, within a place where amazement and wonder, faith and peace of the soul are at home, a further starting point to reflect on the dark and dramatic historical period that has also been in Europe for a few months. she came back to life, starting from the story of hope lived in small moments of happiness.

Speaking of all this are the works of photographers Fadi A Thonet, Omar El Qattaa and Yazan S Abu Dawood, from Syria, Iraq and the Gaza Strip, capable of narrating the victory of joy over tragedy, of light over darkness. of violence, launching a powerful sign of hope. The exhibition itinerary is accompanied by poems and thoughts by Marco Rodari - alias Claun the Pimpa , who has been personally involved for years with his humanitarian work in the aforementioned war zones and beyond.

The Association promoting the exhibition was born in 2015 with the aim of giving a smile to all children, with particular attention paid to those forced to endure the war. The goal is to take care of those who have suffered physical and psychological trauma as a result of a war that has been experienced or who are still living and, with this, the small but exciting exhibition in question was born with the idea of telling that even in places scenarios of terrible conflicts the little ones manage to be amazed and smile, giving these two actions a whole new and more intense meaning.

From Monday to Sunday from 9.30 to 19.30 (last admission at 19.00) - Entrance reserved for holders of the entrance ticket to the Hermitage of Santa Caterina del Sasso