Desert Rose

There are towns, settlements, planets and universes that could not be found on any map nor any where in the heavens because they do not belong to any space. They have emerged in the minds of people or in the interstices of the utopias that every human group occupies.'*The desert defines real and imagined experiences of solitude, disorientation, and death. It contrasts in the western imagination with the garden.The lush, managed space which embodies fertility. Desert Rose explore show we define the landscapes in a realistic, idealistic,fictive, utopic or disutopic way by looking at the relationship between the constant underneathand the changing, illusory surface. (*Michel Foucault: Heterotopia.)