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Mexico City

It was built on top of Tenochtitlán, the city of the Mexica, the water-city. Reclaimed from the lake and sprinkled with the blood of animal and human sacrifices.

 

Destroyed and rebuilt for centuries, by conquest, war and revolutions, shaped by religious and political leaders, workers and builders.

 

Its architects, like the ancient ones, keep on building monuments for its gods, functional, huge and beautiful. We are impressed  and seduced by their size, we are reminded how small we really are in the passing of time.

 

The city brings together ideologies, histories, arts, cultures and the constant movement of machines and people leaving ephemeral and transitory traces of existence. The city that grew over a lake and it is now sinking.


Anthropology Museum - Mexico City
Anthropology Museum - Mexico City
Vasconcelos Public Library
Vasconcelos Public Library

Museum of Modern Art ceiling
Museum of Modern Art ceiling

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Quiero reconocer a la comunidad de Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung como el pueblo originario del lugar adonde vivo y expresar mi  profundo respeto por sus ancianos y sus lideres a través del tiempo.

 

Extiendo también este profundo respeto y reconocimiento de las culturas de otros pueblos originarios en Australia, Latino América y otras partes del mundo.

I’d like to acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people as the traditional owners and true sovereigns of the land where I live. I like to pay my respects to elders past and present. Sovereignty has not been ceded, treaties have not been signed.

 

I like to extend the acknowledgement to other traditional owners in Australia, Latin America and other parts of the world.

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