I love the unique complexity of the headpiece worn by the women of Samugheo.

It is rigid and soft at the same time. The veils that compose it require expert and skillful hands to perfectly balance curves and knots, allowing petals and embroidery to show themselves to the world.

One cannot help but contemplate how such an important garment can uniquely enhance the face and its features.

This work, dedicated to the dress of Samugheo, is the first made in Germany, in Oldenburg, right on the bank of the Hunte, at the exact point where the great lock regulates the slow navigation of enormous barges. Oldenburg is exactly 1,465 kilometers from Samugheo, but it doesn't seem so far when you carry Sardinia within you.