As in previous projects, Arnoldo Kraus and Vicente Rojo invite adventure with words and colors, with verbs and lines. Rojo is not an illustrator, but rather a reader accomplice with Kraus in his eagerness to take stock of the world. The essayist explores essential etymologies and habits, dismantles his arguments one by one and reassembles them with beauty, wisdom and sensitivity, components that are equally the plastic artist's: his is a doll's house where the small rug welcomes us: through its windows, mirrors of the soul, the birds are seen as masters of the air that give us all life; its walls protect and shelter us. They give us identity.

Tiny universes that aspire to decipher the cosmos we inhabit, the fragments that make up this book are an invitation to the most fascinating journey: the one we undertake around ourselves. Kraus writes: «The room as an extension of the body and as the abode of memories is essential to cultivate the soul». Las Moradas is the title that Saint Teresa of Ávila chose for one of her central books. Through the word, and in this case, through the visual metaphor that accompanies it, we can have access to the higher order that as a species is destined for us.