Kairos
Rocío Arias

In Greek mythology, Kairós was the God of the opportune moment, that instant in life that one had to seize to not let it slip away. For Euripides, it meant the light at the end of the path, the glow that illuminated a journey often dark and without a precise end. Something similar to what happens in Christian theology. For the followers of Jesus Christ, Kairós is "the time of God," that favorable moment for conversion.

In this work, then, following the light found at the end of the forest becomes a risky option. The viewer does not know what awaits them, but it is clear that they are experiencing their own Kairós. Traversing the forest, or not, is solely their decision.