No return

Anonymous figures wander and drift aimlessly, without purpose, utterly absorbed in enigmatic territories close to the landscapes of Romantic escape. Figures who rarely interact with one another, and when they do it is to ask about their destiny, of which nobody knows or wants to know anything.

Strange settings, removed from all activity, yet retaining memories, signs, traces, clues and marks of another kind of activity — human, perhaps — to delimit the territory, to transform it, to possess it and end up devouring it. And this produces decontextualisation, bewilderment, a wandering back and forth towards a place nobody knows where.

— Carlos Suárez