Pasolini in the Friuli (Casarsa della Delizia)

P.P.P. Three identical initials, became over the years, more than an acronym, they became an unmistakable abbreviation for one of Italy's most controversial luminaries. Pier Paolo Pasolini's name is linked to Rome and its suburbs ("borgate") and his use of amateur actors, his open homosexuality and his political declarations, his polymath capabilities and of course his famous films, all of it divisive and often misunderstood. His very first collection of poetry, Poesie a Casarsa, released in 1942, rather than the queer communist anticonsumerist poetry of his films, instead reflecting the rural landscape and agricultural lives (and language) of his mother's native village, called Casarsa.
Mission by Tomaso Valsecchi, Fabio Zinna
Look at this mission also on Check-in Architecture website http://www.checkinarchitecture.com/mission/236, on Picasa Web Album http://picasaweb.google.com/checkinarchitecture/TheGospelAccordingToPasoliniP... or on Google Earth http://www.checkinarchitecture.com/index/earth/mission/236.kml

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• Friuli
• Landscape
• Pasolini
• Rural