If you have to travel through the Eurotunnel that connects France and England, you should stop and take a look at the two large sculptures, one metre eighty centimetres tall, at the entrance, because it was in this workshop that they were made. The two Zeni brothers, with diplomas in art from the prestigious Pozza di Fassa Institute of Art, form religious figures and scenes of rural life out of wood – objects of absolute beauty inspired by the extraordinary sensitivity of the sculptors that seems to have been gifted to them by nature. When we look at their works, the dividing line between art and crafts becomes utterly confused.