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A fresh and engaging interpretation of the Permanent Collection, highlighting the thematic and chronological connections between the works on display.
1 December 2026 | Palazzo Cipolla On 1 December, Riflessi opens a new chapter, placing the theme of Madness at the heart of the evening. This evening's guest will be Gianrico Carofiglio, while Miriam Fornari will accompany the conversation with her musical performance, weaving a new interplay of words and sounds. The event will be hosted by Daniele Pitteri, joined by co-host Michela Giroud. Writer, former magistrate and former politician. Having long specialised in investigations into organised crime, Gianrico Carofiglio served as a public prosecutor and, in 2007, was appointed adviser to the Parliamentary Anti-Mafia Commission. He made his debut as a novelist in 2002 with Testimone inconsapevole, which introduced the character of lawyer Guido Guerrieri, protagonist of a series of novels. Carabinieri Marshal Pietro Fenoglio is the protagonist of another of his series. His books have been adapted into the Rai series Il metodo Fenoglio (2023) and Guerrieri (2026), both created and co-written by Carofiglio. Miriam Fornari is a pianist, singer, keyboard player and composer. Her solo project, active since 2019, is rooted in a relentless exploration that seeks to reveal her own identity through the creation of a personal sound. In 2023 she released her debut album, MORA, on OnyxDischi, an independent label from Basilicata. She is currently working on her next album and also collaborates with various projects on the Italian music scene.
Gianrico Carofiglio | Follia
An occasion to explore the fine line between rationality and irrationality, between what we know and what eludes our certainties, through dialogue and music.
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A recognisable and sincere sound, born from the endless combinations of acoustic and electronic instruments and the silence that surrounds them: a dialogue between emptiness and fullness, the spoken and the unspoken, consciousness and the subconscious.
The album centres on the particular relationship between waking life and dream life, and on the idea that experiences lived in dreams are no less rich in meaning than those lived while awake.