about the new world order... April 11, 2020.
Isolation and other issues
We have been about 3 months in self isolation - not radical, as some people in São Paulo who are feeling unsafe to leave their flats. We are still going for walks around our house or jogging very early in the morning. These months have a blessed aspect as we have been practicing yoga everyday. …
May all beings be happy
The silence, the quiet mornings walking to the meditation hall Georgian snakes curious, also grouping, around the Dharma about to be awaken. Lokah Samanta Sukhinu Bhavantu http://www.movedbylove.org/projects/tunes/41
many years ago
it came to my mind today that one photograph of Study of Strange Things was part of this post by the literary mag The American Reader.
100 Seconds to Midnight (development 2)
In the last years my attention turned intensively to the subjects of how, now and in the future, humans relate to other living beings, other natural elements, leading back to two basic questions: 1) what is the essence of definitions such life, person, human? and 2) how will humanity survive the rapid changes in …
100 seconds to midnight (development)
100 seconds to midnight
Futureless: open call from SomoS, Berlin
For the upcoming Futureless group exhibition, taking place between April 1 and 9 at SomoS Berlin, the SomoS curatorial team is calling for ephemeral installations, durational art pieces, performative lectures/projects as well as discourse-based work and other art forms that deal with topics related to queer/feminist* futures, including: The role of imagination, fantasy, fiction …
at work
This was one of the most lonely trips I have taken and how I loved it and learned how to love being alone. My working partner at that time, who took the photo, was sharing the tend and the car with me but this [good] feeling of loneness comes from the realization of being a …
ARTISTS’ LISTS ARE NEVER ONLY LISTS, VERSION 2.0 at GIS
It is a great joy to see the new GIS issue and my article in Portuguese and in English about how artists make lists. It is an immense pleasure, almost like a dream to be able to see artists and scientists working together to create images and languages that can serve the present (and the …
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