The title is inspired by an Argentine periodic publication called Puntos suspensivos ediciones, which launched an edition focused on queer bodies and their experiences in the quarantine period.
The hyphen used in the title seeks to emphasize the term cu used frequently in my family context to express something tedious, tiring or even irritating.
Through this project, I script my experience in a cinematic aesthetic, registering my private environment by placing myself in a kind of pictorial diary. I bare my intimate and create scenes just like when I was a child creating stories.
Using a tripod and the Samsung Galaxy s8 + cell phone, I frame the scene in order to create an image that provides an act intention which is confirmed in the following photos. I use the camera in professional mode with specific adjustments that give me idealized contrast and cold temperature at the images. Create the scene with the elements of my house and I dress with myself and my mother's clothes and shoes, which we share daily. On the cell phone, I edit the images using the Snapseed, Lightroom for mobile and use the Panoramacrop app to include the black bands characteristic of cinematic exhibitions.