From the Foreword by Giulio Greco

"Clear tangle"

Apparently the collection of Francesca Piovesan looks linear, crystalline, transparent, rich in natural and sentimental suggestions to the point that each reader could identify these particular moments of their existence verses. And the title A life, many lives will be the proof. E ', however, important that the player operates a real "second reading" concept to be understood not in the material sense, but in the epistemological aspect as the search for "a further" meaning that goes beyond the mere impression taken at first impact. If we limited ourselves to the "apparent stage", we would lose the essence of these compositions: A life, many lives also represent and above all the contradictions present in the ego narrator, who reveals a twofold antithesis looking for un'agognata synthesis [... ]. But the doubtful look is not limited to the contradictions present in the human condition, opens on nature, simultaneously reality and inanimate mirror of the soul, "the place" where the charm of a show unites and disagrees with the unknown that attracts and frightens, fascinates and repels, invites and rejects [...] precisely this concordia discors it is the keystone of the entire collection [...].