The sun

Alemeh & Shahed Mohammadzadeh

Three monochromatic circles of three different colours - blue, red and yellow, i.e. three primary colours, are placed in succession on an oblique line. In Persian Mazdeism, the sphere of the sun is the window through which the divine light radiates the world. More generally, the sun indicates joy and life force. The decision to split the white light of the sun into its three chromatic components also has a symbolic intention that evokes the various triads possible (birth/life/death, intellect/body/soul, past/present/future, and many others). But the triadic symbology is at the same time synthesised in the perfect form of the circle, which in turn expresses perfection, infinity and immortality. Heimat then as a forest of symbols to juggle.

Exhibit place Ciastel de Tor

Studies have dated San Martin de Tor back to Roman times. A number of paths and locations found in what is now the town centre can be traced back to the practice of subdividing land into quadrilateral lots, which was typical of the era. Also, it is believed that the word "quadra" (square in Italian), which was initially used as a term for a surface, was extended to the whole of the Badia valley (Gadertal in German). It was only later that the term "Gader" originally "Kaidra" – “Square”. was introduced. Today, the castle, which dates from the early 13th century, houses the "Museum Ladin".