The dynamics of love have always been complex, in the search for that complementary being we have found ourselves in dead ends. The modern idea of love under social, economic expectations and family and reproductive obligations has meant that human connections have transformed into more practical and premeditated relationships.
However, we have always retained that biological/wild impulse to generate connections with unexpected individuals, who do not appear within our social circles, geographical environment or other circumstances that prevent a lasting encounter.
These reflections have invaded my head for several years and have come from personal experiences and conversations that I have had with close people. How do we perceive love? Why do we give our life and our time to someone in particular? or why are we permanently left alone?
ABC of love and loneliness compiles all these reflections and presents 3 stories that play with the ambiguity between the real and the virtual, the present and the past, exposing characters located in complex spaces, full of symbolism.
