When we enter in the room-tower signed by the movie director Raoul Ruiz, is like dipping in a space-temporal dimension.
The tower was realized as a set for the movie “Turris Eburnea”, inspired to the madness of Astolfo, personage of the Chanson de Roland. After that the guest has walked along a dark corridor and passed through a small door, the tower with black and plain walls is reached. The huge round bed in the middle of the room revolving around itself, occupies almost the entire space of the tower. Using special handles, that recall the gears of the trap door of an ancient fortress, the roof is opened and the miracle of art and beauty appear. The ceiling opened gives to the guest/visitor a vision without filters, in contrast with the goddess of space closed here open completely the ceiling, giving to the guest/visitor the possibility of the vision without filters, and to live the saving passage from the darknesses to the light and, metaphorically, the white bed becomes the moon that, with the opened ceiling, will illuminate the starry sky.