Rules for fighting
Paola Jiménez Quispe
£27.00
“In February 1998 a businessman was killed in Lima, Peru, something that happened on a daily basis in various South American capitals. He was an entrepreneur and had set up a textile company. When it happened I was 5 years old and the man killed was my father. My... Read More
“In February 1998 a businessman was killed in Lima, Peru, something that happened on a daily basis in various South American capitals. He was an entrepreneur and had set up a textile company. When it happened I was 5 years old and the man killed was my father. My family was in shock and we never talked about it, so I grew up with a head full of questions about him and what happened to him and a very strong need to connect with him. "
Starting from a series of objects, documents, photographs and a diary belonging to her father, the author embarks on an introspective journey before that of discovery in an attempt to establish a relationship with the parent, while exploring the functioning of memory. the mental processes underlying the desire to remember and the need to forget and the harrowing and alienating experience of loss.