From 29 April to 10 May it will be possible to visit the photographic exhibition curated by the Italian Institute of Photography in collaboration with Legambiente and created with the support of Padania Acque and the patronage of the Municipality of Cremona in the Sala Alabardieri of the Town Hall of Cremona Water, a natural resource and common good to be protected and valorised, is at the center of the photographic exhibition “Water more precious than diamond”, inaugurated this morning in the Sala Alabardieri of the Palazzo Comunale of Cremona in the presence of the organizers and the authorities.
The exhibition, which will be open free of charge to the public from Monday to Saturday from 10.00 to 18.00 until 10 May, tells the story of the exploitation of the soil and the environment and the lack of water through the eyes of sixteen photographers with particularly evocative images. which affect the Italian territory at different times of the year.
Padania Watersas sole manager of the Integrated Water Service of the province of Cremona, supported the exhibition promoted by the Italian Institute of Photography in collaboration with the Circolo Vedo Verde – Legambiente Cremona and sponsored by the Municipality of Cremona.
President Cristian Chizzoli and the CEO Alessandro Lanfranchi attended the inauguration, together with the teacher Erminio Annunziphotographer and curator of the exhibition, a Pierluigi Rizzi And Giovanna Perrotta of Legambiente Cremona, to the deputy mayor of the Municipality of Cremona Andrew Virgil and to the Councilor for the Environment Simona Pasquali, to reiterate the importance of promoting environmental education activities in our territory, cultural initiatives to enhance the water resource, awareness, reflection and in-depth analysis on the increasingly current issues of environmental sustainability and climate change. A commitment that Padania Acque, thanks to the contribution and fundamental collaboration of local bodies and institutions, including the municipalities, shareholders of the company, intends to continue and develop through scholastic and cultural projects.
