“In the wind are flags, kites, prayers, greetings for the nomads, traveling sails, cloths to protect, laundry to dry: a whole different family of words to keep the story of every man alive in the eyes.”

Claudia Losi’s text, set to music by Meike Clarelli, was interpreted by the voices of thirty women along a mountain trail. The women’s voices filled the space with polyphonic singing, at times perfectly audible, at other times fragmented and broken by the wind, distances, and the shapes of the landscape. That small portion of Monte Bulgheria was transformed into a natural theater by a performance that intertwined physical space and textual maps.