The absence of connection and a certain detachment from the visited territory render its study and interpretation susceptible to the projection of memories—many of them generated through the very process of visual collection during the residencies.

From this emerges another kind of territory: a space where dream and memory intertwine and reshape one another. The collected images cease to function merely as records and instead become sensitive matter, contributing to the construction of a diffuse, blurred, and nebulous landscape that lingers, suspended within memory.