Between Turin and Genoa, in the Italian Piedmont region, the Italian artist Emilio Ferro has brought back to life the installation Cannubi On Fire, in the small municipality of Barolo. Situated around the Astemia Pentita winery, the installation illuminates the vineyards. The work, which is temporary and will return annually following the cycle of nature, can be visited currently and until the end of March 2022.

Cannubi On Fire is created with 30 illuminated rods with a corten steel frame, which rises more than five meters above the ground. The artist interprets with the intervention the symbiotic relationship between man and nature.
The work of art created by Emilio Ferro interrupts and grows between the geometry of the Barolo vineyards, recreating with light a renewed visual harmony in a place where the vineyard is a characteristic anthropic element of the rural landscape.

Cannubi On Fire follows the cycle of nature and interacts with it. He does this by carefully intervening in the area between one row and another, in order not to disturb the rest of the precious sleeping vines, during a period of time when nature is resting in preparation for a new beginning.
 

Description of project by Emilio Ferro

From the 1st of December 2021 till the end of March 2022, the site-specific installation Cannubi On Fire by the artist Emilio Ferro, comes alive again, Illuminating the Barolo vineyards around the Astemia Pentita winery. Cannubi On Fire is a project that will return yearly, following the cycle of nature.

Immersed into the Langhe landscapes, through 30 illuminated rods of a corten metal structure, over five meters high above the ground, the artist interprets the symbiotic relationship between man and nature.

The artwork interrupts the geometry of the vineyards, recreating, with light, a renewed visual harmony in a place where the vineyard is a characteristic anthropic element of the rural landscape. Cannubi On Fire follows the cycle of nature and interacts with it.

It does so by carefully intervening in the area between one row and another, in order not to disturb the rest of the precious sleeping vines, during a period of time where the nature is taking a rest to prepare for a new beginning again, illuminating and respecting its treasures.

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Temporary installation.- December 11, 2020 to March 20, 2021.
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Astemia Pentita, Barolo, Italy.
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Emilio Ferro (1988) is an Italian light artist whose work is characterized by a marked eclecticism, expressed by the realizations of projects designed both for museums and for public spaces. For several years he has been pursuing his own independent poetics that feed an artistic language capable of blending light, sound and visual arts, in the conviction that only the totalizing experience of Art can make us understand the profound Beauty of Nature, through the distortion of reality on which the artist intervenes, sharing with the viewer what is out of the ordinary.
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Published on: December 12, 2021
Cite: "Cannubi on fire by Emilio Ferro. A relationship with sleeping nature " METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/cannubi-fire-emilio-ferro-a-relationship-sleeping-nature> ISSN 1139-6415
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