IP24 (in progress)

Translation of Bodies
DA2 Salamanca

An endless procession of bodies in constant motion; where we sleep, love, kill, and die. The body presents itself as "damaged," without fixed boundaries or hard edges, always vulnerable to dissolution. In this shared body, there are wounds, losses, and translations, a perpetual transit that erases the borders of being. This idea is linked to Judith Butler's reflections on the performativity of the body and its ability to reconfigure identities through actions and social practices¹⁶.

16. Judith Butler, Bodies That Matter: On the Discursive Limits of Sex, 1993.