Cristina Tirinzoni's Third Poetry Collection Explores Silence and Illusion

Cristina Tirinzoni, an experienced journalist, has published her third poetry collection titled "Di Parole e Silenzio" (Of Words and Silence). The collection is a meditative exploration of silence, which the author treats as a perceptual and philosophical attitude, an exercise in doubt, and a creative act of reinvention. Tirinzoni, described as a meticulous cultivator of words, repeats the word "silence" over forty times in the introduction and over sixty times in the verses of her intense and sharp poems. Her poetry, which blends writing, painting, and metalanguage, delves into the void of illusions filled with illuminations, contrasting darkness and light, fullness and emptiness. The collection weaves an elogy to silence as a nearly pictorial trace of the unsaid, with a muffled echo. The work is published on Artuu, an Italian art magazine, which featured an article about the collection.