Celebrates Mario Giacomelli's photography project realized in the sixties. Young boys were often forced to study at the seminary because their families could not afford the cost of studying. His work shows the difficult choice of solitude and sacrifice. The smell evokes Mario's Tuscan cigars, then the acid and the inks of the dark room where he printed his images blended with the sea notes of Senigallia Seatown, where Giacomelli lived. The grey silver hints at Mario's camera; the cap is coated with a double leather that can be shaped making its own perfumed creation. This cap evokes the photographer's bag and the dance of the seminary students, immortalized in the pictures.
