A personal account of life as a game of distances, written at a time when the restrictions associated with the pandemic were gradually being lifted. A collection of sound extracts, digital interface jingles, 2000s pop loops and self-tuned streams of consciousness.

This “emergency contact” opens up a contradiction: both the emergency contact as a code that overcomes distance, like a loved one, and the contact as anonymous, autonomous, emergency. This means that urgency acts here as a common denominator. Between a call to emphasise identity and another to divide it. A project in progress between lyric poetry and performance that will also take the form of a book in 2025.

Emergency Contact
live performance, variable duration

Work in development.