El Conde de Torrefiel

Reality is that which when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.
— (Philip K. Dick)

The concept of reality is problematic in essence, as a ductile and constantly moving construction in the human task of emancipation from nature. Shared existence, environmental conditions, the evolution of language allow us to construct every day a presumably controlled world where we can live in the best way, according to our desires and needs: I’m the world as I am a part of the world.
Neither images nor words have managed to capture the impression of reality that accompanies life. Faced with the evidence of this landscape of failure, Una imagen interior is a poetic exercise that explores the principles of the concept of fiction in constant dispute with the unquestionable gravitational law to which bodies are subject. The artefact presented in the theatrical space, a primitive place for fiction, intends to represent an impossible resolution to invoke on stage the powerful and essentially conflictive energy of existence.