The day I married my right ear

Throughout my life I have often wondered what would have changed if my right ear had not been deaf.The work is a ritual that narrates the process of accepting this condition. What we hear changes what we see, hear and are. Looking at things differently is an active way to rebuild oneself. It is an ontology of being. Seeking oneself, accepting oneself, is difficult and tiring. I wanted to bring pain and wounds out of my soul that I thought had healed and instead, over time, began to bleed again. This is a means to look my condition, my insecurities straight in the eye. This is me and by looking at this condition I can transform it with a different look at the world, into uniqueness, into new and vital lymph.