Solar Narratives

Thus, the concomitance will activate a dialogic process with the neighbourhood and the ecosystem so that the effects on the habitats and the landscape that they all enjoy on their walks are as slight as possible, so that farmers do not feel expelled from the land they work and which is their livelihood, and that the impacts on hunting activity are minimal so that their homes are devalued as little as possible.

In order to establish this dialogue with the rest of society, they want to be understood in all the complexity of their thinking and place in the world. From the story of the dense, slow, seasonal and caring rural times that continue to endure in the face of the present time that imposes the tyranny of the immediate, the brief and the fast. Stopping to look and to look at ourselves. To stop, to perceive all that is already happening, and to heal from a network of protection and subjection.

And in this healing, they want to be told from the human and the non-human: from the people, the places, the buildings, the stories, the squares, the supplies or the liturgies. That which has come to be called territory and which is often homogenised, turning it into a landscape with the aim of losing its singularity.

Recreating and re-imagining the story of the celebration of living, with all its contradictions, in rural territories such as the Sobarriba. Uniting "doing" with "thinking", the "scientific" with the "magical", using the sensorial and emotional as the tool that serves us both for the observation of reality and for the description and redesign of these new narratives.