De rerum Natura

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With surprising attention to the explanation of the phenomena, the poet and philosopher Lucretius in the work De rerum natura describes "the nature of things". The Latin poem, a sort of encyclopedia that illuminates the "dark matter", reveals with delicate poetry and contents that anticipate modern science the reality of the cosmos and man. A work dedicated to the union and disunion of atoms, to the vastness of space, to the temporal development, to the birth, to the decline, to the intellect and to the soul of the man; from which shines a vibrant and vivid look on the intertwining of natural phenomena to tell the infinite mutation of the world and the cyclical regeneration. This image of eternal movement nourishes in the choreographic creation the desire to move of six bodies, bound by an underground thought.