In this conversation, Spanish artist Lorena Ruiz Pellicero — known for her conceptual photography and installations — explores how vision, humor, and subconscious thought weave through her work. From her project Antes de Dormir(“Before Sleeping”), inspired by half-awake dream images, to her current video installation about the act of blinking, Lorena reflects on how perception and memory shape what we call reality.During the Werkstattwoche, she turned the basement of a farmhouse into a hypnotic video-mapped space filled with blinking eyes — a meditation on attention, overload, and the quiet rhythms of being human. This episode invites listeners to slow down, blink, and see differently.

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