BelPaese is not just a capsule, but a cycle. A story written by many hands, a table that expanded with each drop. We started with Advent, then moved through Genesis to the Last Supper, and now Pentecost, the concluding act.

The Pentecost ZINE takes the baton from the "Last Supper" SS25 project, narrating the moment the party is over, but the story continues. The table is empty, leftovers remain, and Grandma observes every move of her Grandchildren. It's the day after, but the spirit of the feast and family bond remains alive.

Grandma remains the central figure: omniscient, implacable, and the symbol of popular wisdom. The Grandchildren, the true protagonists of the story, become the apostles of this new day. They move around the table as if it were a playing field, guarding the narrative thread of the Nero Ottico family.

Pentecoste is not just a visual narrative: it presents the autumn capsule and the unreleased item that forms it. It is about the connection between what was and what will be. It is a story that celebrates family, the bond between generations, and the identity of Nero Ottico.