The meeting between a journalist-geologist and a painter reminds the latter of one of his adventurous journeys to the highest waterfall in the world, hidden, like a precious emerald, in the heart of the Venezuelan rain forest, thanks to some notes in a creased notebook kept for more than forty years.
A dangerous, initiation journey full of perils overcome that was to take Giampiero Podesa to live an unrepeatable experience in the land of the Yanomami Indios. From exciting Caracas to mysterious Prague, from the refined cultural salons in Paris and Rome to the high-tech skyscrapers in New York, Angel Falls Kerepakupai-meru in the native language was to reappear many times with its ancestral charm, sealing the most significant moments in the life of the painter who was to turn it into an icon ready to become, with its evocative power and its enchanting fold, a living presence, beyond space and time.