For the piazza dedicated to the Nuorese poet, Sebastiano Satta, Costantino Nivola created eight bronze portraits, representing the many sides of Satta (lawyer, father, bon vivant, poet, etc.) and placed them in niches in large native boulders so that they appear to float above the pavement. The uneasy slope of the piazza seems to remind us of what threatens us, whereas the purity of the whitewashed facades of the encircling buildings symbolizes the moral integrity of the poet.