Slipping Again
We live on the island of what is known.
Alberto Cairo, How Charts Lie
Its shores are the coasts of curiosity, looking out over the vast sea of the unknown.
The more the island of knowledge expands, the farther its edges reach, and with them curiosity.
BananaScivolare is my space for notes and work.
I use it to leave traces: books, images, places, tools, problems and ideas. To let them settle, crystallize, come together as other materials.
Have you ever fallen as an adult? It is common up to the age of four or five; then we lose the habit. Later it looks like a foolish gesture, a weakness.
Here I try to fall: to fall into temptation, to fall from the branch (literally), to stumble. And to gather the points of view I meet on the way down: the fallen person's supine position, the sore process of getting back up.
In Notes I collect those notes. In Work there are the method, some projects, and one way to contact me. If these pages give rise to an interesting thought or a reason to discuss, it will have been time well spent.