Teresa

Teresa is a work in the middle between the installation and performance. The work is inspired by the ecstasy of St. Theresa , through which she accesses to the holy sacred , that you can not see . The sacred is the ontological "other". As more of us there we can access with normal sensory perception . It is the sky that we can not aspire. The user is greeted by the front of the work and , after signing a release, is covered with a white linen cloth . Subsequently , the user can enter the room where he faced an ultraviolet light so intense that if you see no veil it would burn the corneas . That is way , the user can watch everything except for watching in to the light .