It was open to us the possibility of being invited to another presentation of the magazine. It actually ocurred, this time with a smaller but just as receptive group. I selected and performed alone— without Nene( 9 mm)— the poem Hands Playing Braille. I composed its verses for addressing the classic couple problems that we all have, at some point in life, regardless of sexual preferences. The exchange was again a motivating experience, another chance for sharing ideas with diverse creators and human rights activists in a deliberative and
inclusive environment, open to all criteria. That ´ s unusual for many artists, even if they do their work in an independent manner beyond the control by official cultural institutions. I just would like to wish these meetings a long-term stay and a growing interaction of the magazine ´ s organizers and facilitators with other supporters of this kind of work. Cultural spaces like this are necessary for developing alternative channels that help to promote real spaces of identity.
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