W E O N

We are in the Valley of the Moon, a ghostly, mystical and unusual landscape
in northern Chile.
The warmth of the red earth blends with the alcoholic reminiscence of the
Pisco sour (a typical South American cocktail) and the bitter notes of coca
leaves (a plant that is legally and habitually used by the native populations to
make up for the lack of energy due to the high altitude of the Andean
plateau).
Numerous paranormal phenomena of the most disparate nature occur here.
WEON, an ancient word coming from the Indian language, and widely used
throughout Chile: its primary meaning is that of "friendship". A bit like saying
"compà" in southern Italy.

WEON is a hymn to the spiritual mysteries of a memorable place that can
generate very strong internal shocks.
The subsoil of the Atacama desert is rich in lithium, a mineral used in drugs
that stabilize mood.
In the sky of this red desert, it is common to observe lights and strange
shapes moving quickly in space.
A specific area of this desert has been used to listen to the "sounds of the
universe" through numerous receptive phono dishes, the purpose of which is
to go in search of the primordial sound of the bigbang, or perhaps, who
knows what other unknown mysteries.