Pedra<\/em>, structures with various uses, according to the needs of farmers and shepherds in the area. We saw beautiful medieval villages, we were hosted by locals and felt familiar.<\/p>\nThrough this meeting, we realised that dry stone is not only a building technique; it is a way of connecting people through collaboration, knowledge exchange and common effort. Each stone is placed next to the other to create something stable that will last in time \u2013 just like the relationships built among people who love and serve this art. Dry stone bears a deep sense of solidarity and community, a process that shifts the attention from \u201cI\u201d to \u201cus\u201d, reminding us that the most essential works are created collectively.<\/p>\n
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From 1 to 10 May 2026, we had the pleasure to participate in Krastu Mastru<\/a><\/strong>, a project realised by Foghiles<\/a><\/strong> in Sem\u00e8stene village, in the province of Sassari in Sardinia (Italy), represented by the member of The Mitato of Amorgos, Maria Nomikou.<\/p>\n