Palindromes.

It reads the same from left to right as from right to left. That is a palindrome, a two-way street. We all learned the most common one at school. "Anita washes the tub". In this order of ideas, a point, a straight line are also palindromes. Making palindromes is not just a matter of intention, it is also a matter of art. That is why it is not surprising that the author of this book, Juan David Giraldo, is an artist. The path that leads to discovering the double reality of words is no different from that which detects the reality veiled by the appearance of things, landscapes or faces. Therefore, here the author also ventures into the palindromic field of the image. Because when you access that spiral of discovery, you cannot go back. What begins as a game becomes, as Daniel Samper says in the prologue, "a job of sleepless nights."