Azúcar

In a turquoise field, two suspended bodies float by alternating their spatial positions. At night, water is the only light: the faces remain in the shadows, resembling those of anonymous beasts. The slow, passive movement maintains the gaze, while leaving it indifferent.
The bodies resist, breathing through the skin, exploring the aquarium until it’s full.
Azúcar, sugar in spanish, trates fascinations as a violent instrument that deflect attention from main discourses.
This video is the last chapter of the trilogy on glance types coding feminin bodies conceived in 2002.