Pretexts and a body that overflows into lines.
Abstract
This essay is an intimate excavation of what my aversion to drawing means, and of my choice to write from the ways context presses itself into my body. It begins with an incapacity —or perhaps a resistance—: the inability to find in drawing the same intuition that arises when I write words. Through memories, references, conversations, and the discoveries that surfaced as the essay took shape, the reasons that make the drawn line such a complicated territory begin to unravel: from improvised notebooks that barely survive the daily commute, to my friends’ drawings that trigger reflections on perception, memory, and context.Downloads
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Kundera, M. (1984). La insoportable levedad del ser. Tusquets Editores.
Villoro, J. (2015). Conferencia sobre la lluvia. interZona Editora.

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