Friday, March 15, 2013

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hierba seca se tuerce, susurrando en el viento
me corto los dedos pasando las páginas afiladas por el tiempo
y duelen todas las costillas como de un abrazo muy fuerte
un río corriendo entre las costillas de las montañas clavadas en el vientre

entre los helechos enterramos los pensamientos pronunciados
en voz demasiado alta
tapamos las preguntas en botellas de vino que no terminamos
desatados todos los nudos, solo queda uno – en la garganta
al recuerdo manchado solo ayuda un canto
un susurro de la hierba que se tuerce en el viento
un suspiro de las calles sin pasos –
las palabras caían al suelo
como monedas a cámara lenta
se rompían las cuerdas vocales
gritos congelados - fuera del tiempo -
fuera de todos los círculos quedamos –
sin tierra o gremio -
el silencio de un desierto será nuestro premio.

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Monday, July 30, 2012

Kirei: sublime japanese art brought to Barcelona

Creativity has got lots of forms. One of them could be this one:


 And no, these aren't real flowers.


Nope, once gain, these are not real pastries.

With the help of special playdoh-like porcelain that needs no firing at their Kirei workshop Elena and Monica  manage to create most delicate flowers and most delicious-looking pastries, each single tiny detail 100% handmade. The painstaking process of manual molding produces unbelievably realistic results:





Not so known in Europe, this material is pretty widely used in all sorts of decoration in Japan. Check out Kirei’s Facebook page to see some more great and inspiring examples or see the workshops they have to offer. Really worth trying.




Sunday, July 22, 2012

Ways to Make You See

... a photo shoot dedicated to evident things that stay unnoticed in the fast-moving life flow.
Zulema, thanks for making it happen ;)



Monday, July 16, 2012

Maria Coma

Several days passed since the exquisite concert of a Catalan singer songwriter, Maria Coma, at Heliogàbal. Her magical voice and fascinating piano play still stay etched in my audio-memory, humming to my inner ear. One of those rare cases when the music is so powerful, it's not perceived by the brain, but through each pore.