Paradiso

It's a paradoxical world, without incarnation: in Inferno, man was excluded from the chosen ones, here he is excluded from the world, condemned to wander in a bodiless, faceless, matterless universe, a place of pure light and boundless sound, entirely devoted to the sole glory of the Creator God. "For me, it's the most appalling song," Castellucci says of Dante's Paradise, "a form of exclusion inverted, not a welcome in the form of welcome!"