Some human beings are capable of elevating the frequency of existence, and Franco Battiato is one of them: a master who tried to teach us “how difficult it is to find dawn inside dusk” and how to weave the invisible threads of the eternal and the elsewhere.

It is for this reason that we want to start from what Franco Battiato taught us: there is a world that is invisible to the eye, yet perceptible through other channels. As the title of his song “the Shadow of Light” would seem to ask, what happens to shadows when the sun sets on the horizon
Our contest is an invitation to cross the threshold of sight to seek the invisible, that which cannot be seen yet exists – just like dawn, which emerges out of dusk, or the plant which is already contained in the seed.
What is the invisible side of reality? And how can it be represented? What is the nature of the act of perceiving the world beyond the five senses, there where time seems to stop?