St Valentine in a cave, among the sculptures of Matteo Cocomazzi. The exhibition, organised by the Pro Loco di Fregona with the patronage of the municipality, will be open on the weekend from 11 to 14 February from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For the occasion, ten sculptures in different wood essences by the architect and sculptor Cocomazzi, who lives on the edge of the park: his studio/workshop is immersed in the same natural environment from which he draws inspiration, will be on display.
The exhibited works, specially selected for Valentine’s Day, made of olive, cherry, fir, beech, maclura and okoumè wood, represent stylised figures of women. During the initiative, visitors will have a nature guide at their disposal and, for couples, a small present will be provided.
