Chamer for all

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By chamber we understand a certain type or form of space in which life takes place or is represented, and which we tend to be familiar with in some way. The occupation of a place where something happens. A space defined by our own everyday habits and which, paradoxically, seems strange and distant to us when we are for any reason removed from it and we have the chance to observe it from the outside. The chamber becomes, then, a stage set, a construction of forms of existence.

It is a stage that also implies a close relationship with oneself, with the other and with otherness. And insofar as it is personal in nature, the room becomes a place in which relationships are produced.