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Fernando Chaves, a costarican film critic and writer of the text 'Can Volcanoes Love?' featured on Wimblu's creative documentary column, and inspired on the film 'Fire of Love', interviews Sara Dosa, an award-winning documentary director and producer from United States, whose interests lay in telling unexpected character-driven stories about ecology, economy and community, and director of the documentary 'Fire of Love', an extraordinary love story of the intrepid French scientists Katia and Maurice Krafft, who dedicated their lives to the understanding of their greatest passion: volcanoes. Fernando is author of the column of Wimblu Magazine's Volume 8: Desire. Read 'Can Volcanoes Love?' by Fernando Chaves here: https://wimblu.com/en/volumen-8/pueden-los-volcanes-amar/

We spoke with Hõbe Ilus, an estonian filmmaker interested in exploring perception and memory through her work, author of the short film 'The Slow Path Home', a film that emerged from the filmmaker's desire to make peace with the place she once called home. She is author of Wimblu Magazine's Volume 8: Desire. Watch 'The Slow Path Home' by Hõbe Ilus here: https://wimblu.com/en/volumen-8/el-lento-camino-a-casa/

Hablamos con Soledad Barruti, periodista y escritora de Argentina, que trabaja en temas vinculados a la alimentación y los territorios, autora del texto 'Oda a la intensidad', una invitación a dejarnos afectar profundamente por toda la belleza y el dolor de la vida. Y con Emiliano Zúñiga, exponente de la fotografía poética costarricense quien a través de su trabajo busca establecer una relación entre lo onírico y la cotidianidad, también es el autor del foto ensayo 'Paraíso (Anzuelos)', una exploración sobre aquello que brilla y nos guía. Ambas historias son parte del Volumen 8: Deseo de la revista digital Wimblu. Leé 'Oda a la intensidad' por Soledad Barruti aquí: https://wimblu.com/volumen-8/oda-a-la-intensidad/ Explorá 'Paraíso (Anzuelos)' por Emiliano Zúñiga aquí: https://wimblu.com/volumen-8/paraiso-anzuelos/

We spoke with Karmit Even Zur, an artist from United Kingdom whose practice revolves around the dynamic interactions between humans and the non-human world, author of 'Nashwat al 3obour', a text where Karmit reflects on the human desire to connect with the unseen, and how pleasure may give us access to the land's own imagination and desires. On the other hand, we spoke with Hanna Laura Kaljio, an estonian writer who through her work explores the interrelationship between creativity, movement and belonging in an era of climate change, she is the authore of 'Longing of the Migrant Waters, a text where Hanna traces the wayfaring Abhisarika Nayika as a gateway into thinking desire, movement and belonging as braided, after witnessing the ways of water through those who live the landscapes of India. Both of them are authors of Wimblu Magazine's Volume 8: Desire. Read 'Nashwat al 3obour' by Karmit Even Zur here: https://wimblu.com/en/volumen-8/nashwat-al-3obour/ Read 'Longing of the Migrant Waters' here: https://wimblu.com/en/volumen-8/anhelo-de-las-aguas-migratorias/