By Natalia Correa.
Damián Comas is a writer and visual artist born in 1984 in Mexico City. He presents his latest novel Cenizas; a bold and fresh novel that unfolds with the appearance of one of its characters, Julio.
"... the cough of a man walking barefoot can be heard, with such a bitter taste in his blood that the mosquitoes no longer swarm around him."
This simple approach gives us clues and allows us to see a man in a nearly wild state, seemingly stripped of all humanity. But what could be so severe as to take away a person’s humanity? This is one of the questions that arises as the novel begins. At times, it brings to mind echoes of Horacio Quiroga's "The Dead Man."
The Silent Book is an artistic project by Damián Comas, exploring the unconscious through drawing as a human counterpoint to Artificial Intelligence—where silence, imperfection, and intuition reveal what exists beyond words and the visible world.
The event included the presentation of the project "Why not?" by Mexican director Damián Comas, featuring a discussion between the artist and curator Eva Comuzzi.
His journey led him from visual arts and sculpture to writing and filmmaking, though his ideas still begin with a drawing.
Damián Comas sees his art as throwing a pebble to disrupt reality, revealing new perspectives and questioning accepted norms.
Malos Aires, the debut feature film by director Damián Comas, produced by Quasar Film, will be presented at the Teatro Miela.