by Teresa Moure · HOJA DE LATA EDITORIAL · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788494280504
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In 'Subversive Arts for Cultivating Gardens', Teresa Moure presents a story where the ecological and the artistic intertwine in a fascinating way. The neighbors remember Leandro Balseiro, a man who cultivated a garden full of lilies and violet anemones, and how his daughter Clara grew up surrounded by this natural beauty. Years later, Clara leads an artistic intervention commando with the aim of reviving her grandfather's hanging gardens in an abandoned quarry, as an act of ecological denunciation. Accompanied by her son, an amnesiac pianist, an Austrian psychiatrist and a young woman with sentimental problems, Clara faces the established and her own fears in this proposal of rebellion and respect for the environment.
