"The footprint imprinted on the sand of those feet that are tired and weary
of the one who cries for the lack that his intestine demands.
And who dies for drinking and also for not drinking anything.
About the one who implores towards the sky by the clouds that shelter him,
on the ground that buries him for that land that does not covering
of the one who cries for the lack that his intestine demands.
And who dies for drinking and also for not drinking anything.
About the one who implores towards the sky by the clouds that shelter him,
on the ground that buries him for that land that does not covering
The imprint left on the stone, the one who eats and the one who drinks,
that gets up and shelters;
of the walker who, with tired eyes, ginger up!
he announces the truth that he illuminates with his hands:
What is your refuge today, is also your freedom!."
that gets up and shelters;
of the walker who, with tired eyes, ginger up!
he announces the truth that he illuminates with his hands:
What is your refuge today, is also your freedom!."
This text of two paragraphs that accompanies the image, speaks of all the people around the world who are forced to walk without a fixed direction and find a forced refuge in a land far from their home.
They will always be "walkers" despite getting shelter, because they will never truly feel at home.
The image tries to be a message of encouragement and reveal new ways of approach this reality so that these displaced families can be converted with work and effort into sustainable communities that can face their reality, change their history and trust in a better future.
Image created for the Aurhaus concurse 2018
