Let me weep

The good things are images that disappear from our memory. They are parts of us that have become lost in the forest of habits. But the pain remains and describes what we cannot choose. Maybe I don't want to forget, maybe it won't happen. I want to feel different.

Simply free.

I remember the crying because it is stronger than forgetting. But leaving is sweeter than our staying. I don't want to live in fear of what comes from the darkness or what I've left behind. I am who I wanted to be, even if I didn't speak myself.

Tears to the moon always rose like prayers, shaping my destiny. With pride, I sigh a single leap into drama, so as not to let go of the emotions. Thus, I follow my emerald-green path, wherever it may lead me.

It is a promise to myself, to each other, a vow, a cry, a sincerity, a courageous anthem.

Strong. I believe and never forget.

The eleventh fragrance by Filippo Sorcinelli is a hymn to the path to one's own freedom.
The emotional starting point of this new project is once again the musical notation, as the decoration of the bottle shows: it is the music that moves, that flows down like tears and awakens the desire for freedom: the aria from Handel's Rinaldo "Lascia ch'io pianga".
In reality, this is only the beginning, because the project continues to evolve, opening up a much more complex path: the concept of conquering a precious gift that every human being possesses and that today, more than ever, is becoming a fundamental value.
Filippo Sorcinelli wishes to recount his human and artistic journey through the difficult conquest of this "absolute," far removed from multiple forms of servitude: fashion, advertising, prejudice. One only realizes how important freedom is when it is lost. And through the experiences of each individual, one overcomes the limits of prejudice to walk on a straight road across a symbolically green expanse illuminated by a moon that accompanies us, bathing our faces in a warm, enveloping light.
Freedom, a painful voice, does not mean arbitrarily doing what one wants, because one must always take rights and values ​​into account.
It is this new song that also makes us aware of our limits, it is this sigh far from the breath that unravels the entanglements of our insecurities to finally show us our calling.