In/Out is a point of view of what today we call traffic/ jam. In crowd called everyday life, people are loosing their own identity. Assimilating, disappearing, and flowing with the mass. Everyday life becomes a ritual, we are repeating our selves. In the space we are moving through our well known approaches. We are strangling our emotions, obsessed with the speed of the events.
The body and the feelings are obeyed to the space around, which becomes
too tide, full filled, suffocate. The only way out from this reality we
are finding into disappearing through our thoughts, where there are no
limits and time is stopping. My body becomes an instrument that discovers
the new moments from this reality.
