This project created during the quarantine months is called "Out of Context".

Shipping containers have always been intriguing to me. They are big containers of something that we do not know. They hide the nature of the objects they contain. A big group of these objects can be intimidating, being similar to developed and degraded cities, to skyscrapers, or to any industrial factory.  At the same time, they are just extremely adaptable objects. "Have you realized that sometimes there are containers abandoned in random places?" - someone asked me. In fact, their grandiosity stops the moment they lose their context, and what they may contain stops being an issue. On the one hand, these containers are a metaphor for invented worlds. On the other, they represent aspects of our society and the different societies that exist globally. 
Picking up from this description, this project focuses on the dualities outside/inside, real/imagined, power/abandon, creating invented scenarios that, somehow, seem real.