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The stone man

The stone man has a heart of clay, moldable, destructible.

The stone man has whips in his arms and knives in his hands.

The stone man has a whipped heart and the shadow stabbed in his silhouette, the shadow is the only one that accompanies him, like Peter Pan.

The stone man flies (like Peter Pan) and tells us about his adventures, those inside, those of the heart when he was still made of stone, those of crying when he almost cuts his fingers with his fingers, those of danger when he faces in duel with himself, or those of love when he danced on the edge of the precipice with her.

The stone man is the Aspa and the Petrified Cabaret is his memory, the one he doesn’t even know.

Petrified Cabaret is a man’s intimate and generous gift.

And it’s also the demonstration that whips sing, stones cry, and knives cut to laughter.

Andrés Lima