00:00Pietro Comisso, who was first entered into the Galleria Rifugio after years
00:06that had been excluded from the collective story of Monfalcone,
00:12what is the meaning of entering today in a place so important for Monfalcone?
00:16Well, it is that of making a confrontation.
00:23To find what those who have lived before, the help of those who have passed through difficult moments
00:33that unfortunately did not have abandoned us, unfortunately became sad.
00:39And the story of Monfalcone can teach us something about what is our present,
00:43first of all, and give traces of what can be the ability to overcome the traumas,
00:51to overcome the tragedies, and that is what is a deep meaning of the Galleria.
00:57It is a journey in an obscurity that tends towards a higher level,
01:03towards a higher level, which comes from the mura of a recover
01:08and brings back again to the city.
01:11What has meant to be entered into the first place
01:14and then returning to the people to tell that the place?
01:18Well, I was not the first place.
01:21I was perhaps, in one of the few moments of inspiration in my life,
01:27I was the one that I could listen to.
01:31Really, because I, entrando dentro, I didn't know anything.
01:35I was not born as a passion for the second World Championship.
01:39I was much more passionate about the first place.
01:45I didn't know anything about it.
01:46I learned things starting from the objects
01:50that the Refuge Gallery has distributed
01:52and especially the stories that these objects
01:55have really catalysed to tell
01:59from the population, from the old people,
02:01that are, as we said before,
02:04that they are coming,
02:05and the help that Costoro can give us
02:09regarding what is the face of our present.
02:11For example,
02:12the fact that,
02:13there was a day,
02:15there was an announcement
02:17that a Montfalcone was announced
02:20a Montfalcone
02:20that was planned.
02:21And so,
02:22my mother and I,
02:24we were,
02:25in an apartment
02:26near the Piazza Cavu,
02:28the Piazza del Mercato,
02:30because there was a chance
02:31there was a chance
02:32to arrive before the Refuge.
02:36And, fortunately,
02:38that night,
02:38there was not a bombardment
02:40in the past.
02:41We had an argument
02:43there,
02:46that time
02:48I had come here
02:50with my mother and that
02:51they came around
02:51when they came to Milan to Milan,
02:54and they came around here,
02:55One morning,
02:56we really were
02:57through theloign plant,
03:00and it was stationary,
03:01and we were getting out there.
03:02we were starting in gallery.
03:04And I remember
03:05I came to eat
03:05that of they Ignacio
03:08came to me
03:08and they were
03:08probably would have been found in accioli.
03:13And another thing that I would like to add,
03:17is also the nature of how things look.
03:20My brother, who lived in Via Verdi,
03:23built a refuge, like the one that he had already mentioned,
03:27of those interratti,
03:29with a legname, etc.
03:32He created for me a niche,
03:34and there was a tappet of white people, etc.
03:40But I didn't see that I had an alarm,
03:42because I could enter there and I felt sure.
03:46That was my feeling.
