Inside/Outside

"This book is an antidote to potential amnesia. I often think about the possibility of one day losing my memory. At that moment I open the wallet where I keep papers, pictures, cards, various messages; I look through my notebooks, my books, my photo albums. I find a drawing of a house, the inside and the outside. In the logbook I'm writing, the ruins of a house appear between the lines: "a house is the ruins of a house" (Manuel António Pina). And I think there will always be a point of return in the stories I invent for them."

Inside/Outside

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Inside/Outside

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“INSIDE/OUTSIDE” is a publication, with photography and text by Diogo Martins, produced as part of the “Philosophy of Landscape” project.

SYNOPSIS

“This book is an antidote to potential amnesia. I often think about the possibility of one day losing my memory. At that moment I open the wallet where I keep papers, pictures, cards, various messages; I look through my notebooks, my books, my photo albums. I find a drawing of a house, the inside and the outside. In the logbook I’m writing, the ruins of a house appear between the lines: “a house is the ruins of a house” (Manuel António Pina). And I think there will always be a point of return in the stories I invent for them.”