EL UMBRAL DE LA MEMORIA

PREMIERED 2026

An immersive performance and installation conceived as a passage through the psyche of a person who has experienced sexual abuse.

The work invites the viewer to cross into an internal landscape shaped by memory, vulnerability, fear, resistance, and transformation. Moving through video, painting, live action, sound, and physical space, the experience unfolds as a psychological journey rather than a linear narrative.

The audience encounters the work individually and is gradually drawn into its different layers. Time becomes part of the experience: each person enters at a different moment, remains for as long as they choose, and encounters a different stage of the performance. No two experiences are the same.

At its core, the work explores what happens when an experience is carried within the body long after the event itself has passed. The threshold becomes both a psychological and physical space, a place of confrontation, entanglement, and the possibility of moving through.

The journey does not end with leaving. What remains is a vestige: a trace of something that has been lived, absorbed, and carried by the body.

Some memories are not told. They remain in the body.