Through photographs and texts this book builds a reflection on contemporary art and on the author's own practice. The minimalism, and at times surrealism, of the images is interwoven with a text that questions art from different perspectives, from theory to poetic writing. "For me photography is not a discipline but a way of life. I want my work, within my daily life, to open a space of freedom and play. Exploring everyday objects and some fragments of pre-Hispanic pieces lets me find out more about who I am and where I come from. All this search starts from intuition and leads me to think of my artistic practice as a ball of plasticine that I hold in my hands, knead and continually transform; or like a chewing gum being chewed."