notes — Rodrigo Ramírez [ ]

Rodrigo Ramírez 16/9/21 Rodrigo Ramírez 16/9/21

Rodrigo Ramírez 15/9/21 Rodrigo Ramírez 15/9/21

Rodrigo Ramírez 14/9/21 Rodrigo Ramírez 14/9/21

early hours, messy steps.-- — early hours, messy steps.
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Rodrigo Ramírez 13/9/21 Rodrigo Ramírez 13/9/21

tiempos, procesos y espacios;rutinas, ciclos y flujos.-- — tiempos, procesos y espacios;
rutinas, ciclos y flujos.
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Rodrigo Ramírez 12/9/21 Rodrigo Ramírez 12/9/21

those easy early hours of a quiet Sunday, can’t complain at all.-- — those easy early hours of a quiet Sunday, can’t complain at all.
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Rodrigo Ramírez 11/9/21 Rodrigo Ramírez 11/9/21

smoothly getting back to those early routines.

Rodrigo Ramírez 10/9/21 Rodrigo Ramírez 10/9/21

Rodrigo Ramírez 9/9/21 Rodrigo Ramírez 9/9/21

Rodrigo Ramírez 8/9/21 Rodrigo Ramírez 8/9/21

Esa particular forma de experimentar ciertas libertades y revolución de pensamientos.-- — Esa particular forma de experimentar ciertas libertades y revolución de pensamientos.
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Rodrigo Ramírez 7/9/21 Rodrigo Ramírez 7/9/21

Aged,abandoned,solid base,made to last,stories behind those walls.Belonging.-- — Aged,
abandoned,
solid base,
made to last,
stories behind those walls.
Belonging.
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Rodrigo Ramírez 6/9/21 Rodrigo Ramírez 6/9/21

Rodrigo Ramírez 5/9/21 Rodrigo Ramírez 5/9/21

“The ideal of happiness has always taken material form in the house, whether cottage or castle; it stands for permanence and separation from the world.”— Simone de Beauvoir — “The ideal of happiness has always taken material form in the house, whether cottage or castle; it stands for permanence and separation from the world.”
— Simone de Beauvoir

Rodrigo Ramírez 4/9/21 Rodrigo Ramírez 4/9/21

Rodrigo Ramírez 3/9/21 Rodrigo Ramírez 3/9/21

Rodrigo Ramírez 2/9/21 Rodrigo Ramírez 2/9/21

“Many years afterwards, we attempt to solve puzzles that were not mysteries at the time and we try to decipher half-obliterated letters from a language that is too old and whose alphabet we don't even know.”— Patrick Modiano — “Many years afterwards, we attempt to solve puzzles that were not mysteries at the time and we try to decipher half-obliterated letters from a language that is too old and whose alphabet we don't even know.”
— Patrick Modiano