The valley of the Belice River, which was once a fertile area for orange orchards and vineyards, on the fateful night of January 14-15, 1968, turned into a place of memory for those who did not have time to escape from the terrible earthquake. 

 

A covered with a cement shroud land is the once-damaged city of Gibellina. The memory of an earthquake, that took lives of hundreds of people, is immortalized in a whitewashed, cracking like a terracotta vessel labyrinth-monument by Sicilian artist Alberto Burri.