THE EXHIBITION

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Poetry The Word's Faire . Poetry The Word's Faire .

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Mario Framis Pujo is a cross-pollinated wanderer, what dances in the opaque, the chaotic, the tender, a being with the land... Their research-based practice circles around things like farming as liberation, politics as a crack, cooking as sovereignty, self-expression, vulnerability and consciousness through intimate contact with nature and the creation of open communal spaces for deep listening of bodily sensations. He dedicates their days to tending the land, as a farmer and as a facilitator to share his experience with multi-species groups who want to cultivate inner peace, learn from the natural world, inspire themselves in the day to day, hence being able to focus our perspective, in aspects related to work, food and social ecologies, through artistic harmony.

Photographer - Mario Framis Pujol

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where are you from? 

where are you really from? don't be a hypocrite; 

from the bacteria that form me, from the universe, 

the ocean, 

the matter, 

the non-matter, 

we don't know, 

from my mother 

& my mother's mother, 

from nothingness, 

from everywhere, 

from chance, 

from the soul... 

it's always been the story that made the difference

& it was never meant to be my story, it's supposed to be our story. 

what is so interesting anyways 

about the ascent of man 

and their bloody violence? 

can we rather tell 

Ursula's story 

of the woman who harvested the wild oats, the story of life, 

the story of humanity. 

what is the story I wanna tell? 

the story of pores opening up, 

of jars full of pickles, 

the story with no linearity, 

the story of tending the land. 

but is this also a story 

where I'm just a slightly more discreet version of the great hero i such loathe?

Mario Framis Pujol is a cross-pollinated wanderer, who dances in the opaque, the chaotic, the tender, a being with the land... Their research-based practice circles around farming as liberation, politics as a crack, cooking as sovereignty, self-expression, vulnerability, and consciousness through intimate contact with nature, and creating open communal spaces for deep listening of bodily sensations. He dedicates their days to tending the land, as a farmer and as a facilitator to share his experience with multispecies groups who want to cultivate inner peace, learn from the natural world, and inspire themselves in the day-to-day, hence being able to focus our perspective, in aspects related to work, food, and social ecologies, through artistic harmony

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Drought

Mario Framis Pujo is a cross-pollinated wanderer, what dances in the opaque, the chaotic, the tender, a being with the land... Their research-based practice circles around things like farming as liberation, politics as a crack, cooking as sovereignty, self-expression, vulnerability and consciousness through intimate contact with nature and the creation of open communal spaces for deep listening of bodily sensations. He dedicates their days to tending the land, as a farmer and as a facilitator to share his experience with multispecies groups who want to cultivate inner peace, learn from the natural world, inspire themselves in the day to day, hence being able to focus our perspective, in aspects related to work, food and social ecologies, through artistic harmony.

Photographer - Tobi Brun

Drought 

June 2022, Alentejo, Portugal.

ágape, eros, amor 

a nomad of the Kalahari, a pagan figure, 

a Satan of the modern world learning to tap into 

what I’m capable of listening to, suspending 

on that door 

I’ve been wanting to open so I can sing loudly. 

tell me about your lies 

& we can draft the path of what is to come 

sand these rough edges

& help me say 

what I really wanna say; that the smell of dry grass  & clay dust 

fills up every corner of this house.

Mario Framis Pujol is a cross-pollinated wanderer, who dances in the opaque, the chaotic, the tender, a being with the land... Their research-based practice circles around farming as liberation, politics as a crack, cooking as sovereignty, self-expression, vulnerability, and consciousness through intimate contact with nature, and creating open communal spaces for deep listening of bodily sensations. He dedicates their days to tending the land, as a farmer and as a facilitator to share his experience with multispecies groups who want to cultivate inner peace, learn from the natural world, and inspire themselves in the day-to-day, hence being able to focus our perspective, in aspects related to work, food, and social ecologies, through artistic harmony

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Let it Rise

Mario Framis Pujo is a cross-pollinated wanderer, what dances in the opaque, the chaotic, the tender, a being with the land... Their research- based practice circles around things like farming as liberation, politics as a crack, cooking as sovereignty, self-expression, vulnerability and consciousness through intimate contact with nature and the creation of open communal spaces for deep listening of bodily sensations. He dedicates their days to tending the land, as a farmer and as a facilitator to share his experience with multispecies groups who want to cultivate inner peace, learn from the natural world, inspire themselves in the day to day, hence being able to focus our perspective, in aspects related to work, food and social ecologies, through artistic harmony.

Photographer - Tobi Brun

Let it Rise 

I am being swallowed up while inside a cocoon, 

the memory of these cracks thaw. 

have tea with your elders; we’re all wisdom keepers & we’re all students, 

of the gift of a disabled life, accepting we are not meant to hold everything on our own. These lands are broken 

& water wants to rise 

up through the cracks; 

let it mutiny, 

let it rise.

Mario Framis Pujol is a cross-pollinated wanderer, what dances in the opaque, the chaotic, the tender, a being with the land... Their research- based practice circles around things like farming as liberation, politics as a crack, cooking as sovereignty, self-expression, vulnerability and consciousness through intimate contact with nature and the creation of open communal spaces for deep listening of bodily sensations. He dedicates their days to tending the land, as a farmer and as a facilitator to share his experience with multispecies groups who want to cultivate inner peace, learn from the natural world, inspire themselves in the day to day, hence being able to focus our perspective, in aspects related to work, food and social ecologies, through artistic harmony.

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The Revolution is Knocking At Our Door

Mario Framis Pujol is a cross-pollinated wanderer, what dances in the opaque, the chaotic, the tender, a being with the land... Their research- based practice circles around things like farming as liberation, politics as a crack, cooking as sovereignty, self-expression, vulnerability and consciousness through intimate contact with nature and the creation of open communal spaces for deep listening of bodily sensations. He dedicates their days to tending the land, as a farmer and as a facilitator to share his experience with multispecies groups who want to cultivate inner peace, learn from the natural world, inspire themselves in the day to day, hence being able to focus our perspective, in aspects related to work, food and social ecologies, through artistic harmony

Photographer - Mario Framis Pujol

The Revolution is Knocking At Our Door

what happens

when architecture starts to crumble,

when our fundamentalism cracks,

when our baseline realities shake,

when the arrangement we were born into;

an apartheid,

which isolates bodies,

when the promise of stability

pulverizes.

when did we all sign up to keep this wheel turning?

when

were we told

to resist the new,

to be polite,

to be tidy,

to be pure,

to be clear,

to be predictable,

to be digestible,

to navigate all the isms?

18:23 & it’s raining heavily in Beirut,

an acid rain of despair

soaking the bodies

of the ones who look for refuge,

the ones

who can’t even see

how severely traumatized they are.

this emerging

is perverse,

there are no highways here,

no planes to take,

no pavement to walk,

on the dancing bridge.

the ones who know

will be waiting for us there

sucking their teeth.

a longing comes back

because I feel removed,

distanced from the story of love

that haunted my life,

the tears run down

without even knowing

where this vulnerability comes from.

seeing you on the other side of the screen

as the beautiful being

that soothes me in sweetness & warmth.

how can I be radically hospitable

without you being here,

without even knowing if you see me,

risking being where I truly am.

there are no solutions we can purchase

that can treat our misery,

that can heal the planet.

where is the attachment I have

to my identity

to the perpetrator who lives within me

what is in my body,

that my mind doesn’t know?

& as we dance

we’ll face the politics,

the question of how am I

being part of this revolution

that is already knocking at our doors.

Mario Framis Pujol is a cross-pollinated wanderer, who dances in the opaque, the chaotic, the tender, a being with the land... Their research-based practice circles around farming as liberation, politics as a crack, cooking as sovereignty, self-expression, vulnerability, and consciousness through intimate contact with nature, and creating open communal spaces for deep listening of bodily sensations. He dedicates their days to tending the land, as a farmer and as a facilitator to share his experience with multispecies groups who want to cultivate inner peace, learn from the natural world, and inspire themselves in the day-to-day, hence being able to focus our perspective, in aspects related to work, food, and social ecologies, through artistic harmony

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