El cuerpo del chocolate 12MUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
The body and chocolate have long been found, wandering through the waters of the River Styx, and in their relationship they created customs, symbiosis—then addiction and subsequent dreams.
El cuerpo del chocolate 10MUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
Cómeme Cómeme by César SandovalMUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
Placed inside the flesh, ecstatic and silent, is the seed. Sometimes at the tip of the tongue, at the end of the pronunciation.
Cómeme Cómeme by César SandovalMUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
Bien-Mal-Estar Bien-Mal-Estar by Ignacio Granados VáldezMUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
The seed became a body by extending its branches, a resting body awaiting action. It is transformed and rekindled every time you imagine imagining images of future memory. The shell is broken and is rooted up to the knees, expanding its flavor of meat, coffee vanilla bean
Bien-Mal-Estar Bien-Mal-Estar by Ignacio Granados VáldezMUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
Bien-Mal-Estar Bien-Mal-Estar by Ignacio Granados VáldezMUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
MetaMetate MetaMetate by David Nava JuárezMUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
Depending on the element you crave drink or food.
MetaMetate MetaMetate by David Nava JuárezMUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
Democratic chocolate is taken with the gods or monks, with children or with the old.
El cuerpo del chocolate 9MUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
The mystery of its essence is revealed between colors and flavors, and it is that it is nourishment, it wakes me up with happiness.
El cuerpo del chocolate 3 El cuerpo del chocolate 3MUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
With a bolillo (mexican bread similar to baguette), shell or remedies, with childbirth or with death. With corn, chili or axiote cuisines, perhaps with epazote (Mexican herb).
El cuerpo del chocolate 3 El cuerpo del chocolate 3MUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
Rostro africano Rostro africano by Roberto Campos HernándezMUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
I do not want antidepressants, or to fill myself up with aphrodisiacs, not only as food, also as clothes, a toy, affection and an effect of pleasure.
Rostro africano Rostro africano by Roberto Campos HernándezMUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
El cuerpo del chocolate 1MUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
To witness the origin of so much in an oblong universe that fits well between two praying hands: cloister that rests on the heat of the sleeping animal that the fertile earth holds.
El cuerpo del chocolate 2MUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
A sensorial earthquake that in time interprets the look of the child who is happily chewing.
El cuerpo del chocolate 11MUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
And listening to the unheard, stories of dogs tied up with a longaniza (sausage), how many more stories of money that was spent through cocoa trees.
El cuerpo del chocolate 6MUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
Pure alchemy, the result of the mixture of new sensations and ancient memories, which from time to time, gives us goosebumps.
Secuencia para decir chocolate en lengua de señas (2)MUCHO-Museo del Chocolate
Special thanks to the artists: Roberto Campos Hernández, Emilio Converso Menasse, Alejandro Gómez Suárez, Ignacio Granados Valdéz, Mirna Manrique Herrera, Laura Martínez, David Nava Suárez, Sylvia Nancy Ojeda, Dulce María Ortiz Astorga and César Sandoval Santiago.
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