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#30 Residency in Georgia

The performances were among the most significant events of this past week in Tbilisi. Greetings, dinners and friends made and not left behind during the residency. I believe that in every place there are streets where every memory is cherished by the steps you take, by the patter of shoes on what is now hot asphalt.

I decided to treat these reports of mine as logbooks and confidences, small moments of reflection between what happened and what my body took in. 

Dust under my shoes, relief and melancholy, like when you find the shade of a tree in the middle of the city.


By Iole La Sala


სპექტაკლები თბილისში გასული კვირის ყველაზე მნიშვნელოვანი მოვლენა იყო. მილოცვები, ვახშმები და მეგობრები რეზიდენციის დროს გამზადებული და ჩამორჩენილი. მე მჯერა, რომ ყველა ადგილას არის ქუჩები, სადაც ყველა მოგონება იკვებება შენს ნაბიჯებით, ფეხსაცმლის ნაკვთებით, რომელიც ახლა ცხელ ასფალტზეა.

მე გადავწყვიტე ჩემი ეს ანგარიშები ჩამეხედა, როგორც ჩანაწერთა წიგნები და თავდაჯერებულობა, მცირე ასახვის მომენტები მომხდარსა და ჩემს სხეულს შორის.

ფეხსაცმლის ქვეშ მტვერი, შვება და სევდა, როგორც როცა შუა ქალაქში ხის ჩრდილს პოულობ.
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