BLUE HOLE
by Mario Ramón Mendoza
50 pages· 2016
About
BLUE HOLE: the game of poetic visual image, in a great economy of language leads to a real parallel universe, of love, music and fantasies, to show revealing moments like black holes. Beyond the word or illustration, lies a true astonishment, the new aesthetic reality that creates this little book of original and innovative way.
He was born on January 18, 2016, when they are fulfilling the 149 years of the birth of Ruben Dario, for those strange concatenation of the cosmos, it continues its wake and is both a manifesto to the celebration of 130 years of Azul, work singular Nicaraguan of the poet in Paris in the year 2018, in an indissoluble union of music, poetry and the arts, betting by the humanization and renewal.
BLUE HOLE, reading and rereading increasingly will more our restlessness, possessed by the aesthetic pleasure.
He was born on January 18, 2016, when they are fulfilling the 149 years of the birth of Ruben Dario, for those strange concatenation of the cosmos, it continues its wake and is both a manifesto to the celebration of 130 years of Azul, work singular Nicaraguan of the poet in Paris in the year 2018, in an indissoluble union of music, poetry and the arts, betting by the humanization and renewal.
BLUE HOLE, reading and rereading increasingly will more our restlessness, possessed by the aesthetic pleasure.
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