Omnia mutantur, nihil interit
Ovid

FROM MY HEAD is a live performance that tells the story of a young woman who is in the process of putting in place her intimate self-transformation which embodies an exploration journey that takes place from the deep need of reconciling with her most inner selves. The metamorphosis will happen through the physical and spiritual connection with the ancestral land, myths and rituals evoking the memory of the past to create a new script for her to continue her existence perpetuating the search of her essence. The woman stands still, barefoot, in the middle of a forest. She breathes the air and slowly raises her hands up to her hair. She rummages through her hair in search of something. She is looking for the thoughts, experiences, dreams, visions, ideals, feelings that have been tormenting her and that she is now ready to pacify herself with to move towards the future. Following the timeline of the Aymara people who place the past in front and the future at the back, the performer will turn her back to the viewer and become the future.  The theme of reconciliation is a universal one through which we can visit or revisit our convictions, prejudices, fears, limits, expectations. The idea that every person is a story and that all stories are connected through the threads of time and space is the guideline through which truth and reconciliation pave the path of a needed metamorphosis that marks the fluidity of our identity experience.