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Parirse a sí misma
In order to inhabit otherness and recognize oneself in another, it is a condition to return to the beginning, at the origin is the germ of what will later be. This story is the beginning, a short poetic story that takes place on the banks of the river, where a woman begins the adventure of looking at herself. He recognizes his immediate, small, safe environment, which he explores and inhabits. In an intimate and minimal action, he plays with limits until he discovers their flexibility and decides to transcend them.
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In order to inhabit otherness and recognize oneself in another, it is a condition to return to the beginning, at the origin is the germ of what will later be. This story is the beginning, a short poetic story that takes place on the banks of the river, where a woman begins the adventure of looking at herself. He recognizes his immediate, small, safe environment, which he explores and inhabits. In an intimate and minimal action, he plays with limits until he discovers their flexibility and decides to transcend them.
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