A guided walk to admire 40 giant photographs each containing an object from Barni's farming tradition and to learn about its history. The photographic exhibition along the streets of the old centre of the small Larian village transforms urban spaces into an open-air ethnographic museum. Facades that become rooms, benches instead of comfortable sofas, and a local guide who narrates, explains and interprets the meaning of the objects and the genesis of the photographs that have become, in Barni, urban artistic expressions.

An opportunity to get to know the town through different eyes, the same as those of the photographer Giulia Caminada, who manifested her creativity in front of everyone's eyes, photographing the feeling of identity and belonging, drawing attention to the preservation of public spaces and the concept of art that can be freely enjoyed by all.

The aim is to tell the story of the country with a playful walking tour involving young and old. Feet are the right means of encountering the blow-ups in the old village centre. The walk ends with a visit to the Romanesque Church of Saints Peter and Paul, an authentic Lombard Romanesque jewel. The project is promoted by the CulturABarni cultural association.