Tuesday 28th April, 6 p.m. Glayson Arcanjo (Brasil) presented videos, drawings and object inspired on some abandoned charcoal ovens. A time to share fire stories with Cazón inhabitants. The work is part on a research about processes of drawing. It begins with creation of poetic strategies to occupy unoccupied places and it consider choice, negotiation, entering and stay on them.

The project is developed during Season 2 of mínimo : programa de residencia together with Juan de Rosa (AR) who worked on ¨The raw, the cooked and the rotten ¨ a culinary contact case with Agrotecnic School. And Andrea Basmagi (AR) who research on the edge of daily actions with is Eduardo L. Holmberg Municipal Plant Nursery workers.