The first action took place in 2014 when returning to her former high school, the artist made a proposition to seventy school students: that every day, for seventy days, they go home from school to a different person’s life—to someone else’s parents, siblings, pets and pyjamas. For almost three months, they met to decide how it would be possible to carry out the proposal.
Since then, she has continued doing actions in different contexts and geographies (Barcelona, Madrid, Bogotá and La Paz) within domestic and intimate spaces. All of them share the intention of forcing one out of one’s own place and into the place of the other: abandon your daily routine so that someone else can occupy it (Metáfora, 2014); swap house keys for one night (CA2M, 2015); empty out your pockets and reveal objectual intimacies (MACBA, 2015); arrange to meet strangers across the Atlantic (Centro Cultural de España en La Paz, 2016); get someone to open up their house to you (FLORA, 2018); receive in your house someone you had forgotten to expect (Museu de Granollers, 2022).
The book includes eight fictional texts from different authors, as if they had participated in the actions, a text by the artist telling the processes of the actions, and a curatorial text that contextualize the project.