On Saturday 20 April, at the Sigillo Auditorium, the awards ceremony for the students who participated in the competition “A poster for peace“, promoted by Lions International.
Patricia Violaon behalf of theSeal Comprehensive Institutewelcomed all those present and expressed deep thanks to the organization and participants.
During the ceremony, which saw the presence of the president of the Lions Club of Gualdo Tadino, Alfredo Villa and the municipal administration of Sigillo represented by Alessandro Anemonethe students, their families and teachers shared a moment of celebration.
The school principal Rosa Goracci recognized the valuable commitment of Lions Club of Gualdo Tadinoin particular of Erica Giombetti And Gianmarco Fanelliin the attention dedicated to the school over the years and in the organization of this prestigious international competition.
A moment of great pride was the one dedicated to awards ceremony for the district phase of the competitionwhich took place on April 14th in the Hall of the Sant’Anna Foundation in Perugia.
Among those beyond two hundred posters evaluated by the jury, the talent of Marica Santinelli of class IIIC of lower secondary school Costacciaro.
But the cultural initiatives did not stop here. Thanks to the commitment of the association Create Digitalwith the support of the Lions Club of Gualdo Tadino, a new and innovative project has just come to life.
A group of guys are dedicating themselves to reconstruction in the Metaverse of the territory where he worked Matteo da Gualdo and his son Girolamoauthors of the fresco decoration at the church of Sant’Anna a Sigillo. Starting from the research of the historian and writer Matteo Bebi and from the rich documentation present on the “matteodagualdo.it” website, the children have the opportunity to explore the potential of artificial intelligence in the digital reworking of some details of the paintings.
Caterina Moscettipresident of the Crea Digitale association www.creadigitale.it, highlights how this innovative comparison will favor a greater familiarity with digital means and will also allow direct contact with the artistic heritage of the area, contributing to its valorization and protection.
“With initiatives like these, the Istituto Comprensivo Sigillo demonstrates its constant commitment to offering students stimulating educational and cultural experiences, promoting creativity, innovation, respect for history and culture”underlines the Lions Club.
