To me, Natività isn't just a biological birth; it's the exact moment an identity surfaces and acknowledges itself. We are... Read More
To me, Natività isn't just a biological birth; it's the exact moment an identity surfaces and acknowledges itself. We are truly born only when we stop chasing who we think we ought to be and finally understand who we actually are—staying grounded in our core self without letting it get blurred.
In this piece, I wanted to trace the connecting threads between distant cities and civilizations that seem worlds apart. Through Makur, I realized that South Sudan was much closer to Brescia than I ever thought—something I only truly grasped after the fact. Natività lives at the intersection of these threads, where self-recognition breaks down distance and uncovers an unexpected bond.
