This project has a total of 27 the art pieces and are all framed
there are one of the kind. You will find out how a place can sense and perceive your presence and you can sense and perceive the heart and
essence of this location. You will discover a rare environment where you can find yourself, listen to your inner
voice, relax, and let yourself go without wondering why. Ardumman House is a place rich in history and
memories and it dates back to 1845.
At Ardumman House, you are overwhelmed with a profusion of green, which enchants and blinds, but does not
create any confusion. Everything is clear and transparent and you see and recognize yourself in every detail. A
desire, envisioned in your dreams, can become true and real thanks to the vision of a house, surrounded by lush
and green nature, and of the sea at the horizon.
“I have always used only a few words to express my ideas. For this reason, I “captured” with images every
moment of this place”, said the artist Anna Dusi. In this location, she recognized our human needs, our ordinary
desires, and our fleeting ambitions. A house like this is something we all wish for, especially when this place of
residence has an energy and a soul that go beyond our expectations and charm us.
Ardumman House and its perfections are the results and efforts of human beings who, through devotion and
discipline, built and cherished their dwelling. The house could bore and make people tired and, therefore, it
requires and required constant renovation, transformation, and care. The artist, on the contrary, experienced
happiness and excitement here in every single moment, in any hidden corner, in any small and precise detail, and
in any well-known nook and cranny. Describing Ardumman House is not an easy task, but the artist, Anna Dusi,
wanted to offer a humble and modest tribute and homage to it.
*The history of Ardumman House is slightly blurry. The “original” part of the house was built in the 1700’s and
the new part around 1845 . It was constructed by the Scottish Protestant Planters who, in a certain way,
invaded Ireland and took over the land of local people. All Ardumman house’s inhabitants contributed to its
fortune.