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How good it is to see that naked Vittorio again. I wish I could go Nude more at this time of year. The weather in the UK doesn’t help much
I’m glad you appreciate my picture. When I’m naked I don’t express anything in particular: even my face is always bare, that doesn’t mean I change the world. The context is relevant: seeing how Nature is naked (naked of our culture, of our robbery and exploitation) is parallel to seeing me outside of “civilisation” (read: the shame of nudity), outside of the logic that would have me directed towards compulsive consumerism, the accumulation of wealth, the “good life”. My nakedness in Nature gives me a sense of measure: a little at a time it changes the consciousness I have of myself and my identity.
Thank you Vittorio I can’t say I understand some of your philosophy, but nonetheless I do understand your love of nakedness.
Buongiorno, Vittorio.
Grazie Luis. In two minutes the beautiful red clouds were gone
Grazie Senvestulo.
It’s quite a strange name. May be from Baltic Area? No idea.
Vittorio, I love studying languages. Senvestulo is a word in the international language, Esperanto which means “guy without clothes”.
Note this: in Italian “without clothes” is: “Senza vestiti”. About the same words as in Esperanto.
That does not surprise me. I just watched “Rose Island” an Italian film with some Esperanto ties, and saw a lot in common with Esperanto in that film’s Italian language. They are both based heavily on ancient latin and have quite a bit in common.
Good morning Vittorio