Stephanie Montes - Mnemosyne

See SMART - Stephanie Montes Sustainable Mountain Art:

In her artistic work, Stephanie Montes’ general approach ranges from the understanding of human being and the relationship with territory, crossed by thematic axes such as memory and resilience.

See some more of her work on her website: https://www.behance.net/stephaniemontes/projects.

I was thinking about how I can recover my memories of the journey from La Paz, Bolivia to Tecate, Mexico when I didn't take any photos to speak of, nor didI make any detailed notes, ... Maybe she can help, ... Mnemosyne is a river, after all, like the Cali River. See Cali, Colombia and Sci-Fi Short - Streamline.

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See also Terminal Frost, La Escuela Del Desencanto and Sheryl Lee on Happy Endings.

I don't know where air travel comes into this, ... see Simon Mejia - Agua (Sonic Forest) and Bomba Estéreo - Agua y Tierra. My idea of flying is terrestrial ... See Dan Gryder Waterskiing, Writing Songs, Setting Up A Web Site And Asking Hard Questions of Some FAA People, Sydney Fowler - How I Became Paralysed.

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See On Finding Your People for more about water and drowning, ...

Bomba Estéreo - Pa'Respirar

That was filmed in Bogota, Colombia in March 2011. One of the many things I was thinking about around that time was Aristotle's description of how you could study animals by division. With great difficulty: you have to first starve, then quickly suffocate them, he wrote. See An introduction to the philosophy of Aristotle and Gigi Young - The Psychic Experience of Time.

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