Rosario, Santa Fe

The project arises from asking ourselves why we look at things that aren’t there. No matter where one looks, a crossing of lines takes me directly to a bodily memory of both well-being and fear. This feeling of strangeness is inexplicable to someone who does not believe or does not practice a specific faith. The video shows the course of several days of filming, where walking through Rosario became a way of identifying that mental pattern that never leaves memory. This process was a way of testing whether this sensation can become transmissible. Working as a duo is part of a constant dialogue between someone with a closer relationship to religious faith and someone who does not share it. We like to ask ourselves: what would happen if you could see what I think? I believe the expressiveness in the editing manages to evoke those flashes that memory sometimes brings forth.