-When she’ll back who’ll believe her ?

Abducted with her sister Europe, one by the famous god Poseidon, the other by Zeus, the Phoenician princess Astypalea was abused, abandoned and petrified in the middle of the Aegean Sea.

On their trade routes, Cretan, Greek, Roman, Bysantine and Ottoman navigators follow one another on this new island with a butterfly profil ; the rich Venetian Querini built his castle there at the top of the hill, archaeologists and travelers alike settle there and look for traces of its history, few lost tourists today come and point their passage on their screen.

Friend of the Metelmi wind who flies over the sea, Astypaleae then learns to blow on the stones which encumber his lungs and frees hersent from them . She threads a light white backpack made of a recycled sail from one of these sewn-boats (rhapta ploiaria) anchored in the bay of Livadi, a pair of “wind soles” that Rimbaud would steal her later, before running to the Red Sea and avoiding more pitfalls, continues her imaginary course.

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