It is a virtual work deconstructed in 4 rounds that happens in live streaming.
It is a collective and interdisciplinary world between four women who question the feminine on an archetypal, not stereotypical level.
Inspired by the text Ring Side by Daniel Veronese.
In this exhibition and stage immersion, the spectators will live the constrained space of the confinement not only physically, but also in the mind of the most controversial serial homicide of the last century in Mexico: "El Goyo" Cárdenas.
Two classic characters par excellence: Ophelia and Horace from Shakespeare's play "Hamlet", reviewed this time by Angelica Liddell, from the perspective of pain, shame, and the brutality of human relations.
Three friends are forced to be together, not knowing who took them away and deprived their freedom.
Son sometidos a un proceso de degradación progresiva que los lleva al límite de lo racional.
Each character is an individual who lives trapped by fears, mistrust, and suspicion; inherited by a political situation that does not allow the freedom of the emotions of the human soul, making them incapable of feeling.
Four women have lost the sense of what is real, what is tactile, the truth in a world that no longer exists. They try to be hopeful and perhaps at some point re-emerge, but for now, they find themselves in unknown territory.
At night, all cats are dark, elusive, treacherous, afraid that society will once again betray them, that it will condemn them once again to oblivion, to poverty.
