Inner Turbulence

The work is composed of four wall pieces and an animation. Each piece uses replicas of pill blister packs as a construction element. Through repetition, each object loses its individual value and gets decontextualized to become a blank canvas. With this work, I invite the public to reflect on the use and abuse of medications. The mural format refers to the portrait through an image based on the human representation, which is subsequently altered and derivatives in an abstraction. This transformation reflects the acts and desires sought in our routines to achieve well-being. However, these desires can become obsessions, crossing the limits of health. The proposal tries to analyze the transformation and its consequences.⁣