Vivirás en mí (You Shall Live in Me) emerges as a symptomatic response to a series of shared experiences and disappointments of a lost generation, marked by economic crises, instability, and job insecurity. This work seeks to explore the identities of these individuals, the spaces they inhabit, and the rituals they engage in.

            What is presented here is a critical and sincere look at what defines us as a generation, as well as the places where we choose to seek refuge in response to the lack of our own spaces. Through the images, the search for open environments is shown: those offered by the nooks and crannies of the city, or quite the opposite; remote places and unfamiliar surfaces, typical of the outskirts or even beyond.

            In this way, a narrative thread can be perceived, one that drags the characters from urban centers to green spaces far from the city. This transition reflects the nature of the characters portrayed here: in flux, like the very landscapes they traverse. It is a collection of fragmented scenes, small moments, and distant corners; an interlude that unifies, that weaves and unites these simple realities, often overlooked.