Sogni

From Meo FusciuniSogni tells of that moment suspended between dream and reality, that moment when our mind and heart are still in a distant place, and we feel lost, confused as if suspended...The opening notes of Sogni are a Tatami, wood, and Japanese pine needles; we are in an ancient ryokan in Kyoto, and the rain has stopped falling. A bowl of hot rice is beside us to remind us of life's simplicity and purity. Our attention is brought to the nose by the green, clear, and transparent note of a bamboo forest; the flowery note of Peony is an emotional haiku. An instant that preludes the awakening of the soul from the dream. Finally, the lights of this dawn envelop the woody notes of Sandalwood, Cedar, and the typical accord of the Kodo ritual, incense. A journey into the beauty of Japanese harmony. From Giuseppe ImprezzabileWith Sogni, I told my love for Japan, my memories of past travels, my passion for Kawabata's literature, Kurosawa's films and bonsai trees. I tried to tell a new sto