Máquinas para no perder la memoria

Books, clocks, stones, photographs... Everyday objects that play with time and help us capture moments our memory failed to preserve. It's something we humans have done since our origins: seek ways to stop time, to lengthen moments, and to create memories to return to. Huipiles are a prime example, blouses whose embroidery tells the story of the community that created them. Pieces passed down from generation to generation, transformed into sacred books of thread and fabric. Julio Serrano Echeverría and Flavio Morais give voice and form to a collection of poems dedicated to all the grandmothers and grandfathers who keep memory alive, but also to all the absent-minded people who inhabit the world. Because absent-mindedness is also important. In absent-mindedness, often, lies the key to poetry and great ideas. Machines for Not Losing Memory begins the Excursion collection in our catalog. Proposals designed for mediators, educators and anyone else wanting to broaden horizons of reflection and discover new paths.