Works that grew from the book
Thought continues when it finds another form.
These essays do not summarize Thought and Action. They are harvests from its process: autonomous works that carry a question from the book toward body, image, ritual, or territory.
Dirtying One’s Hands
A meditation by the man who creates with clay
A text to be read aloud about the urgency to create, the matter that acquires a life of its own, and the shadows every creator must learn to face.
Read the complete work →02 · Visual essayTerritory and Body
Cracks Through Which the Light Enters
A reflection on photography, body, territory, and repair: to look without extracting, to recognize without possessing, and to make visible the spark held by fragments.
Read the complete work →03 · Illustrated short workThose Who Cross the Dust
Encounters from Multiversal Mexico
A council of voices, historical figures, and mythical presences that recognizes Mexico as a territory where several times occur at once.
Read the complete work →How to inhabit this collection
Each work can stand on its own. At the beginning, the exact links return you to the book chapters from which it emerged; at the end, the sequence continues toward the next work.
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