Jesi – After 50 days of intense activity and great public involvement in the exhibition “Jesi and the 20th century” the final ceremony was held yesterday morning at the conference space in Corso Matteotti Jesi Fencing Club.
The event, the last of a series organized by the fencing team within this important social and cultural container of “Gabriele Cardinaletti Onlus” Foundationhad the class as its protagonist IV A of the Artistic high school “Edgardo Mannucci” of Jesi, who engaged in a contest creative by presenting numerous works that will accompany the team in this Olympic year.
The morning was opened by the professor Massimo Ippoliti which traced a detailed picture of the evolution of the Jesi community, illustrating the numerous artisanal and industrial activities that have shaped the territory and contributed to forming unique skills and supporting the local economy.
The president of Fencing Club Jesi, Maurizio Dellabella, he then warmly thanked the young students for their participation and collaboration, highlighting how the discipline of fencing can be source Of inspiration And growth for young people, encouraging them to develop creativity and determination.
The councilor of the Board of Directors Club, Massimo Romagnolishared with the public a moving memory of Gabriele Cardinalettipreparing the ground for the official greetings of the president of the Foundation, Andrea Cardinaletti.
The latter thanked all the participants for the success of the initiative, expressing the importance of this generational exchange to build a shared and effective path towards the future of the Jesi community.
The moment highlight of the event was the intervention of the students, who shared their expectations for “Jesi of 2050”.
With great maturity and sensitivity, they expressed the desire to intensify collaborations between the school and local realities, such as the recent one with the Jesi Fencing Club. They also hoped for the availability of more spaces And materials for their school, underlining the importance of addressing youth critical issues with more attention and sensitivity.
The professor Samuele Verdecchiawho followed the project together with Professor Massimo Ippoliti “Road to Paris”, he then introduced the presentation of the sculptures created by the students and inspired by the discipline of fencing. These works represented a bridge between local tradition and artistic innovation, testifying to the great talent and passion of young artists.
The ceremony concluded with the awarding of the winners of the contestwhich he saw Angelica Benigni rank first, followed by Emily Martarelli And Sebastiano Bugatti.
All participants were rewarded with vouchers offered by Paradise playcenter of Monsano.
The collaboration between the Artistic High School “Edgardo Mannucci” and the Jesi Fencing Club was the demonstration of how the synergy continuity between educational institutions and social, cultural and sporting realities can create moments of growth And inspiration for young people, projecting the community towards a future full of opportunities and development.
