Mauro Tirannosauro and Jennifer the Verona Reindeer doing their Press Review
This was just before the opening of M’illumino di Meno in Scansano, Southern Tuscany For more information and booking: micalosapevo@pibinko.org or +393317539228.
This was just before the opening of M’illumino di Meno in Scansano, Southern Tuscany For more information and booking: micalosapevo@pibinko.org or +393317539228.
In his capacity as the pibinko.org network “arretration” manager. For more information: micalosapevo@pibinko.org or +393317539228
See the full presentation here: https://www.pibinko.org/the-pibinko-org-network-introduction-and-proposed-services/ For more information and booking: micalosapevo@pibinko.org or +393317539228. As an opening track, try this one:
Mauro Tirannosauro has been working since the Cretaceous on the issues of light (as in lightness) pollution and artificial light (as in lightness) at night issues. With such a background, it was inevitable that after he joined the Participatory Lithology team in March, and found out that the same guys had been working on similar topics since 2008 … Continue reading Mauro Tirannosauro represents the Rights of Nature at the EALAN Conference
TBT Grazie alla consulenza di Mauro Tirannosauro, la divisione cartografica di pibinko.org ha prodotto una mappa che riporta delle fasce chilometriche attorno ai borghi, che so tre a caso, Piloni, Tatti, e Torniella. L’ordinanza regionale toscana n. 46 del 29.4 dice: 1.E’ consentito per l’attività motoria svolgere passeggiate all’aria aperta e utilizzare la bicicletta, conpartenza … Continue reading Mauro Tirannosauro’s Maps, ep. 4: #iounnescoacaso
While the preparation of the milestone event for our little participatory lithology exercise [1] is under way…. ..music is flowing, both in the form of our Lithobags, and thanks to Pietro “Raman” Crivelli from Piloni (Southern Tuscany). Peter is sending us before sunset either a song or a painting (e does both), asking to republish … Continue reading P.E.L.P. ep. 5: Naming the first stones, lots of music, and teenage Mauro
Somehow the first announcement of the participatory lithology reached “Mauro il tirannosauro” (Mauro the T. Rex). He was born in New York city, but he relocated to Italy in 1999. First he was in Sardinia, then in Milan. Since 2011 he has been living in Tatti, Southern Tuscany…my same place, but we don’t get to … Continue reading Mauro wants to join Participatory Lithology
While Jefferson the punk emu and Mauro Tirannosauro where on a musical rampage (see video from last Friday), Guimarães, Jefferson’s Brazilian cousin, with the pibinko.org think-tank refreshed a topic we have been following for some time…possibly since forever (in fact, pibinko was not born in Italy)…”foreign people” in Italy. To start with: what is the … Continue reading Geography 101, pibinko-style.. ep. 17: The percentage of non-Italians in Italy
In the context of the uni*rural* 2025-2026 program, and on our line of documentation since 2007 of lesser-known aspects, in particular in rural areas, we are inviting you to take part in a survey which focuses from looking for “stuff” to folks who are documenting stuff: we are looking for documentary makers and directors, with … Continue reading Here comes the “Best Supporting Tractor” Award and the Survey on Documentaries and Films on Lesser-known places