Diario d'Esodo (Exodus Diary) is a written analysis upon the contemporary social and spatial tissue and the potentialities contained in the interstices of its mesh. Narrated by the fictional Primordi characters Carola and Pablo, the chapters of this philosophical research-journey move from the capitalistic/authoritarian paradigms of space and behaviours towards the analysis of the state of exception as a possible spatiality for collective emancipation.
This thesis intends to be a theoretical framework to contextualize and develop the Primordi project, an attempt to cross-over theories and visions of thinkers like Foucault, De Cauter, Hakim Bey, Gilles Clément and Colin Ward as a base to critically build alternative scenarios. The last chapters of the journey, but not least as there is no arrival, reveal glimpses of different ways of inhabiting life by enhancing mutual synergy, independence and self-organization; a tangible speculation upon our 'not-yet' present.