Cronopia corner, literary space and musical refuge. Between jazz and drinks, a Cafe in which Julio could have been ... The quotes from stories and novels traced with a delicate brush. The portraits in Buenos Aires and Paris, the photos of their women and those of their pets (Teodoro and Flanelle). The Buenos Aires tables with a Formica top and the others, Parisian, with a marble disc. A hopscotch in color, the painting by Rene Heisecke and two murals by the plastic artist Ricardo Villar. And his books, of course. This is the composition of Cafe Cortazar, a chronopia corner, a literary space and a musical refuge. Above a typewriter typeface (the same one that drew so many memorable stories in his Olivetti Lettera 22), Julio Cortazar's gaze illustrated by the architect and plastic artist Horacio Spinetto spies with joyous curiosity.
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