When I ask myself “what are we going to do?”, I immediately put myself in the role of a phenomenologist of the imagination¹, since the questions need an object with which they relate; no question exists without an object. The other, alterity, is an intrinsic part of this experience, not only as a passive being, but is also required as a phenomenologist. This object that does not belong to me, but belongs to the other, allows us to coexist.

 

1. As Gaston Bachelard describes in his book Poetics of Space: “The phenomenologist focuses on things in another way; precisely, he focuses on the image as it is, as the poet created it and tries to make it his own, tries to nourish himself with this rare fruit; takes the image at the very frontier of what he can imagine.” (BACHELARD, 1993, p.163)

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BACHELARD, G. The poetics of space. São Paulo: Martins Fontes, 1993.

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Posters spread across the city of Curitiba at the moment:

Santos Andrade Square
Dom Pedro II Building Mural, Rectory
Padre Albino Vico Square

Bank in Praça Osório and bank in Rua XV

Tuboteca do tudo Pinheirinho in Praça Rui Barbosa

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The proposal is in process and is not expected to be finalized.