The Olmè wood, in Cessalto, Italy, on the border between the provinces of Treviso and Venice, is a residual plain, preserving one of the rare wooded areas that survived deforestation within the Po-Veneto plain. An exceptional resource for what it still preserves, an ecosystem linked to a phase preceding modernity and industrialization. Crossing it you enter a mystical, sacred dimension, you are immersed in a multiform and mysterious habitat marked by lights and sounds with a fairy and timeless character.