Free Waters/ As águas livres

These are notebooks that mirror one another, in some way autonomous, though interconnected. They come from different times, circumstances and places (as was already the case in Notebooks I – The Shimmering Umbrellas); they can fit inside each other like matryoshkas, or scatter in every direction like sparks.

Will they eventually, in the end, form a constellation? I have no certainty at all. All the more so because I will never be able to call them finished; they will always be an interrupted continuum, loose sheets of paper blown about by the wind, not obeying me and refusing to let themselves be pinned down.

Fragments of the world I stumble over as if tripping on stones, which have no meaning other than to exist: pure happening, in its raw state.

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