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THE LIMITS WE SHARE
2024
The Limits We Share is a video featuring two nude female bodies, reflecting an autobiographical lens grounded in my own experiences as a woman navigating the borderlands. The use of female bodies is intentional, not as a universal representation but as an extension of self—a way to articulate personal narratives within broader socio-political landscapes.
The figures are covered in a viscous, sticky substance that binds them together while leaving behind a lingering residue, both physical and emotional. This substance acts as a metaphor for the complexities of human connection—creating intimacy while highlighting the discomfort and pain of separation. The residue speaks to a more abrasive, raw dynamic, underscoring the tension between attachment and autonomy.
The arrangement of the bodies suggests both cohesion and struggle, mirroring the emotional and physical realities of borderlands, where crossing is as much about what is gained as what is left behind. At its core, The Limits We Share invites reflection on belonging, separation, and relational existence. Within these in-between spaces, new forms of connection emerge, revealing that limits are not merely barriers but thresholds to understanding.
Direction and Production by Miguel Vargas Gallardo