Las pertenencias del aire

by
Musuk Nolte
,
KWY Editions
,
Edition
Edition
of 700
2024
Softcover
Sewn
binding
58
Pages
7
"
x
9.5
"
$ 50 
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Las pertenencias del aire (The Belongings of the Air) is a photographic essay developed from the dialogue between the memory of visions experienced duringan Ayahuasca trip and the encounter with Amazonian territory. The book reconstructs a singular and subjective imagery developed across various scenarios and through symbolic equivalences documented over more than a decade of travel through various rivers of the Amazon. The liminal experience of these visions amplifies the lyrical and visceral character of the landscape and the natural environment, fostering an introspective approach that observes the potential transmutations of characters and animals as subjects of the same essence.

The publication includes an excerpt from “Las tres mitades de Ino Moxo” by the writer and poet César Calvo Soriano. This excerpt also gives rise to the title of the book. As a preface, the text is a dialogue between an alter ego of Calvo and Ino Moxo, who enumerates “the belongings of the air” as a recount of the vastness, complexity, power, and elusive nature of the Amazonian natural environment. The book concludes with a testimony from the author about his experience with the ingestion of ayahuasca at two moments in his life: childhood and youth. Memories that contributed to fostering sensitivity to the environment and the Amazon.