“A place has nothing to do with a territory. It is a space that we hold onto. Furthermore, it is not a space in the usual sense of the word, but it has a multi-dimensional surface on which we cannot fix our eyes nor our skin. Something that does not really exist outside of us – and yet it does! – meaning it does not exist outside of the relationship we have with it; something that we move towards and, which, at the same time, moves towards us in a precise symmetrical way. Or rather something that sends us back towards the condition of our existence, stripped of the painful feeling of being oneself and, by the ways that places operate, allowing us a free and more open existence without the burden of oneself. A place is the event of being there. It neither belongs to you, me nor anyone. We do not possess any places: Sometimes we are lucky enough that they come to us!”