22 x 16 cm. each
01. Como un río, inspired by The Second Elegy (The Druino Elegies) by Rainer Maria Rilke.
02. De un Fulgor, inspired by the poem, De un fulgor a otro by Ida Vitale.
03. La vie, inspired by a quote from Arthur Rimbaud: Changer la vie.
No esperemos a Godot is a series of three works that brings together textile and literature. The title is derived from Samuel Beckett’s En attendant Godot, written in the late 1940s. The selected authors, Rainer Maria Rilke, Ida Vitale, and Arthur Rimbaud, share a direct connection to the natural world and a sense of essentialism, which in turn form the conceptual core of these textiles. No esperemos a Godot does not seek to illustrate literary fragments, but rather to explore writing as line: the shapes of the letters engage in a subtle dialogue in which textile and word converge.