Installation featuring a photograph printed on fabric

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This work speaks of boundaries. A physical limit, but also a moral one.

Here the body appears as a site where trauma is etched. Experience remains inscribed within it—in the muscles, tissues, and nervous system. The body stops feeling like one’s own. It becomes foreign, uninhabitable, stolen.

Personal intimacy is organized within private spaces, accessible to a shrinking few. What happens when this space is violated? What happens when an object linked to privacy and rest is subjected to violence? What occurs when care and harm share the exact same room?

b e t w e e n folds it is heard explores the link between body, intimacy, and violence, becoming a space of pure tension. A mark on a body already altered.

The abused body turns into an object stretched, gripped, held, folded, strained, and subdued. Pushed to the absolute edge. A force exerted upon it. An accumulated tension. A latent wound.

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Artwork included in the exhibition “Interdependencias”, Official Section of PHotoESPAÑA.