The skin as a witness

04 MIN 30 SEC
Rebecca Perez Vega
Guadalajara, Mexico (February 24, 2025) .-05:00 hrs



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The skin is more than a covering: it is memory, it is desire and it is also a wound. In Autobiografía de la Piel (Alfaguara, 2025), Ana Clavel (CDMX, 1961) explores this sensorial and symbolic territory, turning it into a metaphor for existence. Through essays, stories and poetry, the author addresses the skin as the first and last limit of the body, a space of pleasure, tenderness, but also of violence and transgression.
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