Tudo começa com uma carraça.
O que é um sítio? Talvez haja uma definição que passe por identificar um perímetro e que as coisas lá colocadas o tornem único. O visitante ao entrar vai mudando a sua percepção, à medida que toma decisões no sítio desconhecido e com este vai construindo a sua própria significação.
É também possivelmente um trajecto para uma pessoa singular.

“…this eyeless animal finds the way to her watchpoint [at the top of a tall blade of grass] with the help of only its skin’s general sensitivity to light. The approach of her prey becomes apparent to this blind and deaf bandit only through her sense of smell. The odor of butyric acid, which emanates from the sebaceous follicles of all mammals, works on the tick as a signal that causes her to abandon her post (on top of the blade of grass/bush) and fall blindly downward toward her prey. If she is fortunate enough to fall on something warm (which she perceives by means of an organ sensible to a precise temperature) then she has attained her prey, the warm-blooded animal, and thereafter needs only the help of her sense of touch to find the least hairy spot possible and embed herself up to her head in the cutaneous tissue of her prey. She can now slowly suck up a stream of warm blood.”

Giorgio Agamben em The Open: Man and Animal