INTERLUDE

“Interlude” is an audiovisual piece that explores how human encounters broaden our perception of the world. From the moment one person meets another, the experience of reality expands: new layers of meaning emerge, new ways of seeing arise, and new emotions arise that did not exist before. The video proposes this instant as a threshold: an intermediate space where identity shifts and is reconfigured in relation to the other. It is not only about the encounter itself, but about the silent transformation that occurs afterward—when something of the other remains, modifies, and inhabits us. The work is accompanied by the song “A lo lejos” (In the Distance) by Emilia and Pablo, which functions as an affective thread, articulating the images with an atmosphere of distance, longing, and discovery. The music does not illustrate, but rather amplifies the experience, generating an emotional resonance that permeates the image. Through a visual language that oscillates between the intimate and the abstract, “Interlude” constructs a space suspended in time, where the everyday becomes strange and the unknown becomes close. More than narrating, the piece seeks to provoke: to open a sensitive space where the viewer can inhabit this expansion, allow themselves to be affected by the presence of the other, and recognize, in this process, a form of transformation. If you'd like, I can make it shorter (like a work description) or more experimental, almost like a curatorial text.