A large car is being filled with children, luggage, directions. Among them, the two of us. We travel elsewhere, in a detour, to collect images and imprint them inside. The man drives us fast (though descretly sometimes). We don't know together. We don't know between. We know silence. The book reads itself. The good one (places reappear). The woman plants seeds/ages. The good one. She has to feed her surroundings. She herself is hungry, insatiable. Reads fast. In order to have time to dress in her character, she puts her demands in the way, making their thinness visible.
She has daughters who see her closely. They never criticize their bodies. They embrace them, being ready, gently covered with their roles. She places her gaze, her trust on their hearts, she is as heavy as a novel, in which she will settle soon. Reincarnation is not an escape strategy. She is doing well experiencing every tide. And she knows how to come back.
an intimate travelogue along Robert Bolano's novel 2666 - in progress
Bretagne, France, 2023
In developmental biology, a morphogenetic field is a group of cells capable of responding to individual local biochemical signals leading to the development of morphological structures or organs. The morphological field changes dynamically in time and space, inside it there is a collection of interacting cells from which an organ is formed. The development of cells in the morphological field as a group is fixed, cells in the limb field will turn into limb tissue, cells in the heart field will turn into heart tissue. On the other hand, the programming of a specific cell in the morphological field can be changed: the development of individual cells in the heart field can be redirected based on cell-to-cell signals to replace specific damaged or missing cells. (wiki)