Maybe I'm Burning

A performative device that explores emptiness, boredom, memory, and personal narrative, engaging the audience in an intimate and paradoxical gesture. The work stems from a contrast between the urgency of expressing discomfort and the perception of its potential futility. From this, participants are invited to translate a personal story, which, using a food printer, is printed and inserted into a fully edible piece of toast, transforming consumption into a metaphor for assimilation and reworking of experience. Through irony and critical tension, the work reflects on the commodification of emotions and the urgency of slowing down the processes of emotional processing, questioning contemporary ways of assigning value to personal experiences.