Tabula Rasa

Tabula Rasa refers to the homonymous term used to describe the philosophy of thinking that we are born without preconceived ideas and without intrinsic knowledge in us, creating our own reality based on our life experiences.

 

It aims to play with the creation of characters and the constructs around them, challenging the viewer to test their own interpretations of the collection. The latter is anchored to the idea of remembering and forgetting. Childhood memories, abandoned spaces and old and used clothes.

 

Throughout the space has the intersectional collaboration of several artists who lend their works, both pictorial and sculptural, to transform it into a surreal landscape. The division of the space into rooms creates more specific experiences, adjusted to the public that occupies each space.

 

The show follows a Murder Mystery narrative: the first model opens the show and performs her own murder on stage. From there, a series of characters who are suspects in the murder begin to emerge, each creating a different interaction with the audience. At the end, the first wounded model is presented on the carousel and the murderer is revealed.