Finisterra: paisagem e povoamento

Based on the book Finisterra: paisagem e povoamento by Carlos de Oliveira, we try to understand how preserving the memory of an intensive landscape, through different means of representation, coincides with an act of redemption from the violence that any construction exerts on nature, the house also being an optical device and a darkroom.

Reading of the excerpt from Finisterre: landscape and settlement: Ricardo Vaz Trindade

Images:
Stories without return, Eduardo Brito. Courtesy of the artist.

Music: “I heard you looking”, by Yo La Tengo

Program on the poetics of architecture. While the philosophical aphorism seeks to express a truth, the literary aphorism is characterized by its expressiveness. The program aims to highlight this poetic dwelling that the word provides, referring to the relationship of spaces and bodies with life.