Travel Diaries

Between the suspicious and the brusque, the Etruscan shines through.
For more than a thousand years, you are no longer born as an Etruscan. Today, you become one. You apply for it. And if Raffaele Bueno is Spanish, Genevan and Polish, his sister Maria Lola is Spanish-Swiss. Giovanni Ragusa is psycho-Dutch, and it so happened that he decided to be born in Singapore. Luca Gansser is a citizen of the Ticino, even though he has a family-name from the original states of Switzerland by Max Frisch and was born in Bogotá. All of them speak with a convinced Tuscan intonation.
Nevertheless, the Etruscan adjusted, and even though he is a ferocious lover of War, he is not a conqueror but a migrant. The modern Etruscan is already born as a misfit, a displaced person.
Many years ago, Maria decided to undertake a trip to Calcutta. Raffaele and Giovanni followed her, and from there continued to Nepal. Luca Gansser, on the other hand, roamed through other parts of the world; among other things, he obtained money from the French Centre national de la recherche scientifique for a research project, travelling by ship to the Moken-nomads in the Andaman Sea between Burma and Thailand.
Numberless travel diaries document the collection of surviving materials.
Achilles says that Art does not have history, but lots of Geography.