Marcos Farina's You and Me and Everyone Else shows what connects people - no matter where they come from or how they look

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‘Nature might not heal disabled bodies

Tamás’ essays are deeply rooted in folklore and the fragility of existence

prototypes and workshops that enable us to formalize through the material

How to live from fire to fire geological time Marcos Farina's You and MeThe French believed that burning the king of the carnival would suffice to erase these old stories and impose a modicum of order in the beautiful Caribbean colony. They thought that everyone would return home and that the streets would take on their usual amnesiac calm after this necessary moment of release. At the end of the celebration, on Ash Wednesday, King Vaval would be burned and along with him, corruption, excess, and bad lives would burn too.