My daily life in quarantine (2020)

This photographic series evidences my quarantine stages; different challenges, spaces that I traveled, what I felt, loneliness, whole days lying on the couch, days where I had nothing to eat in the refrigerator, days of resisting the cold in my naked body, unbearable mornings, waking up alone, the feeling of solitude in each of the spaces.

I remember and relive the moments of the quarantine with each of these images. By experimenting with my body during quarantine, I found a way to overturn my inner world and expel the feeling of being trapped in my own body. The self-portrait turned my absent body into a present, visible body.

The actions captured in each of the images show the naked body, a resource that I would not have used in any other circumstance, but the world was changing so I decided to adapt and make a photographic essay that makes these changes visible through my own body and with the work.

The images are a mirror of my life in loneliness. My body is an irremediable place in which I am trapped and condemned. We don’t know how damaged the other is. Be nice.