The exhibition La 'janna a lianti by photographer Nanni Angeli is a visual investigation dedicated to the world of the stazzo , the territorial and socio-economic cell of the Gallura countryside until the first half of the 1960s. Together with the language, the culture of the stazzi has been the main distinguishing factor of the historical region of Gallura from the rest of Sardinia and even today, although it has often lost its original function, it is of great importance in the visual, cultural and human panorama of the area. The curator Riccardo Mura writes: “It is a rare gaze, that of Nanni Angeli, perhaps unique. For La 'janna a lianti , after a long stay in Bologna, Angeli returns to the paths of his memory as a child born and raised in Gallura, those real and metaphorical paths that have ensnared the trajectories of the unsuspecting future photographer's gaze, taming him to recognize the beauty – sometimes evident, more often hidden among the debris – of the Gallura pens. It is the gaze of a witness who takes on the responsibility of documenting what remains, what flees or ruins, but also what arrives and is grafted, sometimes in a wild way, on the survivals of a civilization that has taken root over the centuries silent and discreet in this corner of the Mediterranean”.