This seems like a very different and emotional discovery. I think it's a first to organize cultural and artistic events in a cemetery. It must be a large and spacious cemetery. It's truly fascinating how you describe the cemetery not just as a place with graves, but as a space filled with silence, memories, architecture, forgotten stories, and emotions. The detailed information you provided about the old gates, the broken ironwork, and the quiet corners has created a different perspective in my mind. Your photographs and words have elevated the cemetery to a very different and interesting position. You've successfully portrayed it not as something frightening, but as a place full of history, art, and imagination.