Skin moves gently,
like a breathing landscape, darkness descends. 
The surfaces crinkle and fold,
creating crevices,
lines and hollows. 

Glistening on the dark surface, 
appearing pearl like, suspended in space and time. 

Between artificial and natural, nothing is what it seems.

Reflective by nature, CRISÁLIDA is a moment of calm in a rapidly shifting world. This video work wrestles with our relationships to time, intimacy, landscape and money through the lens of the body, entangling the artificial and natural, and the human desire to see, shift and control the future.

CRISÁLIDA unfolds as a symbiotic relationship between body and camera. Through a series of explorations, the project investigates how these two mediums respond to and shape one another. Approached with tenderness and care, the work embraces intimacy as both subject and method. The process itself was a site of exchange, where trust allowed our experimentation to deepen.

The images are duplicated /reworked / represented throughout reminding us that our stories are multifaceted, that what and how we see the world is constantly changing as it passes through time. The work questions our capacity to distinguish between what is real and what is constructed inviting viewers to linger and settle into this space of introspection.