Dirac Dist Solo Spanish Comic

Dirac Dist Solo Spanish Comic Black . Alone.Like that man carrying a bag of adult diapers.The author says that the image of that man was the beginning of everything, the trigger for a coming and going of thoughts.It led her to dialogue without a script, spontaneously, solitarily and without judgment, to analyze and question different nuances about loneliness, and about other topics that appear along the way.The book, drawn in black and white, is a long, reflective soliloquy on loneliness: the sought-after (sometimes being alone is being well), or the imposed (it can be synonymous with sadness).Her reflections are supported by expressionist drawings, because the author confesses that she finds true freedom in the paper on which she draws her thoughts: it has all been a matter of time, of many attempts, many previous judgments, many obstacles, much search for beauty, for aesthetics, for the socially correct.Until I came to understand that the blank paper is much more than all that, it is the space where everything can happen, where the real and the fictitious have a place.Paper is a companion that does not judge you, nor does it impose its rules on you, paper lets you be.And as a final thought, a reasoning that explains the whole book: I like loneliness because I know I am not alone. tradeinn Techinn