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Florence and Tuscany

Renaissance in the Anthropocene

The climate catastrophe is not just a physical or environmental crisis; it strikes at the core of our being. How can we find peace when the very fabric of our world is unraveling?

Our era will be remembered as a time of awakening, a rebirth from a long, collective delusion. Here and now, we stand on the edge, with a chance to pull ourselves back from the abyss.

Six hundred years ago, Florence and the hills that cradle it witnessed the dawn of a new civilization. This civilization sought to rescue humanity from its own darkness. After a millennium of forgetfulness and superstition, this place brought back the ancient gods from the forgotten past of the Greeks and Romans.

Once again, Florence offers us a chance. It is a place to reconnect with the sacred, to save not just the world, but our souls.

Imaginal Paths

When art, history, and philosophy intertwine, they become our search for meaning. Florence isn’t just a city, and Tuscany isn’t a destination: they are a living dialogue between past and present, where myths, symbols, and beauty still shape the way we see the world.

I offer immersive experiences: walks through historic gardens, encounters with Renaissance masterpieces, tailored visits to Florence and Tuscany’s most meaningful museums and monuments.

And courses that weave together art history, philosophy, psychology and anthropology on one side; botany, history of landscape, folklore on the other .

Whether in museums, hidden churches of the city, or across the stirring Tuscan countryside, each experience is designed to be a journey of discovery.