PUBLISHER LETTER

I am truly excited to be opening 2023 with a fresh issue of Terroni Magazine after a long pause due to Covid-19. I hope you enjoy it!

Issue 14 takes you on a trip to Liguria, the little strip of coastline overlooked by the Alps situated in the north-west part of Italy. Famous for its Cinque Terre, Portofino and Pesto, Liguria, with its Italian Riviera, has so much to offer. We take you for a stroll through Genova, the capital city of Liguria with an ancient history. We examine the works of world renowned Ligurian architect Renzo Piano and sit down with Genova-born photographer Renato Cerisola to learn more about his work.

With each issue I introduce you to a different region with the intent of digging deeper and highlighting the characteristics and peculiarities typical of each territory. Tradition unmistakably sits at the root of everything and I love to discover the characteristics of a region through the long-standing heritage of its local craftsmanship. Fratelli Levaggi handcraft the timeless Chiavarine Chairs, while at Effe Erre the art of filigree is applied in the creation of classical pieces as well as modern ones.

There is so much to see in this temperate land with fields yielding amazing produce, mountains where cows are put to pasture and long summers for amazing beach vacations. Liguria is the land of Taggiasche olives, Pesto and Farinata and fresh fish. Chef Giovanna Alonzi spent time with our friend Simona at her seaside restaurant Ö Magazín in the bay of Portofino. We also introduce you to the winemaking of Liguria.

Two more things I am very proud to be featuring: Dear friend Nick Sorbara and his sustainable farming in PEC as well as Mealshare, the social enterprise we partner with that helps fight youth hunger.

Thank you so much for reading, I am grateful for your continued support. If you have any questions, suggestions, or interesting experiences in Liguria, I'd love to hear from you! Please, email us at megan@terroni.com.

Truly yours,

Elena di Maria Mammoliti VP Marketing

MANY THANKS TO

Karina Watson

Small Project Studio

Francesco Giorgio

Simona Mammoliti

Ruben Rapetti

Priyangsha Chittaranjan

GUEST PHOTOGRAPHY

Stephanie Palmer

COPY EDITOR

David Morin

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