Sin embargo, ninguno de sus dibujos parece haber sobrevivido. Sobre ese enigma –sobre los pensamientos, las fantasías y las conexiones con su filosofía que lleva una vida imaginando–, John Berger publica El cuaderno de Bento (Alfaguara), un libro único, en el que palabras y dibujos se acompañan, se iluminan y trazan los bosquejos de una ética del compromiso con la vida a pesar de su fugacidad
“Cuando un relato nos impresiona o nos conmueve –recapacita Berger–, engendra algo que deviene, o puede devenir, una parte esencial de nosotros,
y esa parte, ya sea pequeña o muy extensa, es por así decirlo, la descendencia del relato, su retoño.”
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“You pilot a bike with your eyes, with your wrists and with the leaning of your body. Your eyes are the most importunate of the three. The bike follows and veers towards whatever they are fixed on. It pursues your gaze, not your ideas. No four-wheeled vehicle driver can imagine this. If you look hard at an obstacle you want to avoid, there’s a grave risk that you’ll hit it. Look calmly at a way around it and the bike will take that path.” between the act of piloting a bike and the act of drawing”:
“You pilot a bike with your eyes, with your wrists and with the leaning of your body. Your eyes are the most importunate of the three. The bike follows and veers towards whatever they are fixed on. It pursues your gaze, not your ideas. No four-wheeled vehicle driver can imagine this. If you look hard at an obstacle you want to avoid, there’s a grave risk that you’ll hit it. Look calmly at a way around it and the b
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