Ana Comes

Eloísa is the plush monkey from the 4-year-old classroom of a kindergarten. Every Friday, one child from the class takes Eloísa home. What the adults don’t know is that Eloísa comes to life and has the power to become anything in the world. Each weekend, one student from the kindergarten will experience a spectacular adventure with Eloísa, full of dancing and excitement.

A body as a territory of memory that at the same time is many bodies, past and present. Lines, images and lineages cross us transversely.

In a Latin American country, a child’s notebook recounts a series of horrifying events that happened at the Big Moustache Clowns Circus. Presented as a children's horror story, it narrates the way in which tricks and torture were performed at the circus.

My six year old daughter, Nina, has had a connection with a tree for years. A molle that is at our house. Being aware of the fragility and impermanence of this sublime day-to-day, I kept register of that light in a s8 reel. One evening, when COVID lockdown had just started, walking with her in the nearby woods, she told me she had a tree. That the trees hold one’s memories. That you only have to hug them and they give you back memories.

On January 15, 1944, San Juan became the epicenter of an earthquake that destroyed planet Earth. With the ground shattered and humanity broken, a group of survivors ventures toward new horizons with the intention of terraforming an unknown planet. Once there, they move toward the summit of a new freedom and independence, but the path is not a straight line.

GURIUM magicly shuffles it's cards, so shuffles his mind. Cards come and go along with companion creatures. Everything alive in the imagination shines with own light: the beautiful memaids, waving plants, cold sea waves, the fearsome monster. Gurium battles the monster that feast on his girlfriend (the imagination) enpowered by a guitar he turns the air in lovely melodies.

Eloísa is the plush monkey from the 4-year-old classroom of a kindergarten. Every Friday, one child from the class takes Eloísa home. What the adults don’t know is that Eloísa comes to life and has the power to become anything in the world. Each weekend, one student from the kindergarten will experience a spectacular adventure with Eloísa, full of dancing and excitement.

A body as a territory of memory that at the same time is many bodies, past and present. Lines, images and lineages cross us transversely.

In a Latin American country, a child’s notebook recounts a series of horrifying events that happened at the Big Moustache Clowns Circus. Presented as a children's horror story, it narrates the way in which tricks and torture were performed at the circus.

My six year old daughter, Nina, has had a connection with a tree for years. A molle that is at our house. Being aware of the fragility and impermanence of this sublime day-to-day, I kept register of that light in a s8 reel. One evening, when COVID lockdown had just started, walking with her in the nearby woods, she told me she had a tree. That the trees hold one’s memories. That you only have to hug them and they give you back memories.

On January 15, 1944, San Juan became the epicenter of an earthquake that destroyed planet Earth. With the ground shattered and humanity broken, a group of survivors ventures toward new horizons with the intention of terraforming an unknown planet. Once there, they move toward the summit of a new freedom and independence, but the path is not a straight line.

GURIUM magicly shuffles it's cards, so shuffles his mind. Cards come and go along with companion creatures. Everything alive in the imagination shines with own light: the beautiful memaids, waving plants, cold sea waves, the fearsome monster. Gurium battles the monster that feast on his girlfriend (the imagination) enpowered by a guitar he turns the air in lovely melodies.

Late at night, the time of the stones has arrived.

Amour fou is the drift of the animatic from Agujero. During the development of this work, love happened by accident and led the course of the days in other directions. It is reflected in the animated texts of Hakim Bey.