LIBANO
“There are thousands of cities in Beirut, they are not mixed. Cities put on top of others in the time and cities that exists simultaneously, without coming in contact. I have always thought that the capital of Lebanon is a parable of what the world is becoming, a space where we get superimposed but without getting in contact, where we walk but without getting contaminated. Sometimes, a little spark explodes and this bond that kept us in calm, start burning. When I met Beirut, it was burning and our world seemed quiet. Today we both know how difficult is to keep this forced calm that pacifies the tribes. Any dim can decide heads or tails”. Maruja Torres.
“There are thousands of cities in Beirut, they are not mixed. Cities put on top of others in the time and cities that exists simultaneously, without coming in contact. I have always thought that the capital of Lebanon is a parable of what the world is becoming, a space where we get superimposed but without getting in contact, where we walk but without getting contaminated. Sometimes, a little spark explodes and this bond that kept us in calm, start burning. When I met Beirut, it was burning and our world seemed quiet. Today we both know how difficult is to keep this forced calm that pacifies the tribes. Any dim can decide heads or tails”. Maruja Torres.
