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#253 Felipe Correa // Somatic Collaborative

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IG:@archivo_ideas
Archivo de ideas recibidas es un proyecto interdisciplinario de investigación y difusión que busca registrar y relacionar las ideas de personas que contribuyen al ecosistema creativo contemporáneo desde el arte, el diseño y la arquitectura.

El proyecto se construye desde las conversaciones que el equipo sostiene con diversos creadores, en donde se profundizan temas relacionados a la memoria, la academia, el contexto cultural, sus principales influencias y metodologías de trabajo.

Estas conversaciones constituyen el punto de partida para entender a la persona detrás de los proyectos y las ideas que marcan su práctica profesional y creativa.
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La entrevista esta estructurada a partir de siete temas que funcionan como punto de partida para tocar distintos aspectos de la vida y obra del invitado. Los temas son los siguientes:

1. Presentación
2. Origen
3. Mentores y Maestros / Influencias
4. Lugar memorable
5. Dia a día
6. Docencia / Academia
7. Procesos y aprendizajes

Entrevista realizada por: Asiel Nuñez
Fecha de entrevista: 16.09.25
Lugar de entrevista: Lima, Perú
Edición: Asiel Nuñez
Animación: Asiel Nuñez

Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com

Os deserdados da terra e os 140 santos de travertino romano

Detalhe da escultura Angels Unawares, no Vaticano.

Na praça de São Pedro, Cidade do Vaticano, 140 santos católicos espreitam do alto a multidão de devotos e a fila imensa para entrar na basílica homônima. Eles, os santos feitos de travertino romano, estão lá desde o fim do século XVII, início do século XVIII. Bem mais recente é a escultura Angels Unawares, inaugurada por Jorge Mario Bergoglio, o Papa Francisco, em 2019.

A escultura fica no lado oposto à entrada do enclave papal, à direita da basílica de São Pedro e, portanto, bem no caminho dos que enfrentaram a fila, finalmente conheceram, emocionaram-se e acabaram de sair do maior e mais importante edifício do catolicismo.

Poucos, porém, pouquíssimos devotos prestam atenção à impressionante escultura de bronze de migrantes flagelados e apinhados numa jangada, representando o sofrimento das pessoas que deixam seus países de origem não para fazer turismo religioso, mas por motivo de guerra, miséria, perseguição, tudo, enfim, o que lhes foi legado pelas potências da “civilização cristã ocidental”.

Angels Unawares é uma obra do escultor canadense Timothy Schmalz. No ano passado, após o assassinato de Charlie Kirk nos EUA, Schmalz homenageou o extremista morto com uma escultura em tamanho real de Kirk nos braços do próprio Cristo. A quem interessar possa, a escultura pode ser vista em uma universidade católica da Flórida, a oito mil quilômetros do Vaticano.

A quem interessar possa, entre as coisas que Charlie Kirk dizia antes de ser assassinado estava, por exemplo, que não conseguia sentir “compaixão como a de Cristo” por imigrantes que, segundo ele, “estão nos EUA há mais de 30 anos e não sabem falar inglês”.

Do lado de fora das muralhas do Vaticano, doentes, descalços e toda sorte de desgraçados pela miséria imploram por misericórdia. A quem vai, a quem vem. Alguns, de tão corcundas e de tanta eczema, parecem Salvatores saídos diretamente de O Nome da Rosa. Às vezes, quem vai, quem vem dá a eles uns trocados. A eles, 140 santos de travertino romano dão as costas.

January Highlights: Conversations That Started 2026

As January draws to a close, we take a look back through some of the conversations we have had so far in 2026. 


First, publisher Alessandro Gallenzi joined us to reveal how he turned literary detective and uncovered Dylan Thomas's youthful plagiarism, then Joanna Kavenna explains why she invented a game to write her new novel, Tristram Fane Saunders surveys the poetic landscape and Maria Scott talks us through her discovery of photographs of Jeanne Duval, muse and lover of Charles Baudelaire.


Produced by Charlotte Pardy




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What’s Wrong with Political Philosophy? Learning from Aristotle

Today it’s the first episode in a new series asking why contemporary political philosophy struggles to make sense of the deepest problems of politics and exploring how the history of ideas might help. David talks to political theorist Paul Sagar about why looking for justice might be the wrong place to start. Instead, Paul suggests we start with Aristotle, for whom the search for justice was the problem not the solution. So what should we do instead?

To keep up with what’s coming next and for more news about the podcast do follow us on Bluesky: @ppfideas.bsky.social

Next time: Learning from Adam Smith

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Live with Lou - Ep. 1 Project Orca Lofting Update

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Join Lou from Tips From A Shipwright this Saturday January 31 at 12:00 PM EST for a live update on the progress of lofting Orca. In this livestream, Lou walks through where the lofting process currently stands, what’s been learned so far, and what’s coming next as the build continues to take shape.

We’ll also open things up for a live Q&A with our Patreon supporters, answering questions about Orca, traditional boatbuilding, design decisions, materials, and shop workflow.

Whether you’re following the Orca build closely or just want to talk boats, woodworking, and problem-solving in the shop, jump in and be part of the conversation.

Check out our new merchandise, including our limited run of ORCA Plaques, at our webstore:
https://tipsfromashipwright.com/store-2/

Thanks for watching, and stay tuned for more hands-on boatbuilding!

We want to thank all our supporters and followers for helping us get this far! Keep following us on this journey and check out our website and social feeds for additional content.

https://tipsfromashipwright.com/
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Why You Can’t Picture What's Happening In A Novel - How To Train Your Literary Imagination

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I'm back after a much needed Christmas/Birthday break, and today, we'll address a recurring issue that most fiction lovers fall into: they can't imagine what's happening in a novel, especially during long paragraphs of descriptions.

And this clip is a part of a workshop that I've recently hosted on https://www.amugofinsights.org/ title: The 5 Master Keys to Understanding Literature, and you can now watch the full workshop + demonstration here:
https://www.amugofinsights.org/session-3-the-5-master-keys-to-unlocking-difficult-literature/

Thank you for sticking around when I was taking a break, and starting from next week, we'll be back to posting weekly videos on how to bring back the pleasure & joy of reading and self-education! For now, you can keep up with all updates + new projects from my newsletter over at:
https://www.amugofinsights.org/
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