Maybe I'm Burning

The work explores the relationship between existential emptiness, memory, and personal storytelling, addressing the difficulty of shaping a thought marked by contradiction. It emerges from the conflict between the urge to express discomfort and the awareness of its possible futility. From this sense of disorientation arises a participatory action: a personal narrative is printed with an edible printer and placed between two slices of bread, becoming an edible toast. The act of eating becomes a metaphor for emotional digestion to process lived experience. The work also reflects on the acceleration of emotional processes and the commodification of personal experiences, simulating the sale of the toasts as a commentary on a present in which life is increasingly displayed and monetized.