The Clay Diaries

For over 20 years the painter Miquel Barceló has spent long periods in Africa. There he learned to paint amidst termites and scorpions, before the heat dried the paint and the wind blew away his canvases. At the top of the Bandiagara cliff, Barceló and the choreographer Josef Nadj put on the performance “Paso doble” and for the first time the artist reveals the secrets of his African studio. (Guadalajara International Film Festival)