This work depicts the landscapes shaped by the 1950s land reform in Basilicata, where numerous farmhouses and nearly self-sufficient rural villages were created. Within a few years, many farms were abandoned, and the land gradually returned to large estates.
The landscape today appears both bucolic and metaphysical. It reflects its recent history — from the initial dream to the disillusionment of abandonment — and reveals a strong contrast between its natural beauty and the reality of a deeply artificial environment, shaped by monocultures and fertilizers.