but not today

A violent fragrance at the beginning, which is long in its evolution, which celebrates a special but authentic love: that Hannibal Lecter and Clarice in the film also shot in Florence,” Answer me Clarice, would you to tell me: Stop, if you love me Stop?”.

Inspired by Ridley Scott’s film, Hannibal, shot mostly in Florence, it is synaesthetically [sic] focused on the moment in which Hannibal Lecter addresses a question to Clarice: “Would you say to me: Stop, if you love me stop?” One runs looking for elegance, art, hating the mediocrity of human [sic], arriving to extreme and insane points against “rude and unsophisticated people” or who in some way could upset the Universal Beauty. The other one runs among the cold and impersonal choices of her life, falling in love with an institution who never will repay its adept. Just like seeing and believing, joys and suffering, tracing an infinite ideal by thought to love without borders and without restrictions... in a race that enhances this harmony. Forever

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