LET´S CHAT

• What are you ashamed of?

• When did you feel the most vulnerable?

• What is intimacy to you?

• What do you see when you look at this body? Is it mine or yours?

• What does your gaze to the body?

• What does consent mean to you when silence is the only response?

• If you could act without consequences, what would you do?

• What do you feel?

• Do you feel empathy, or guilt?

• When does observing become participating?

• Are you complicit in the systems you criticize? How?

• What are your limits for vulnerability?

• Are they the same for others?

• What makes you uncomfortable right now: the body, the questions, or your own thoughts?

• When did you last act against injustice, rather than just witnessing it?

• What is your role in challenging injustice?

I lay down and represent not only my story, but that of one in three women worldwide, that experience physical or psychological violence from age 16 (WHO).

I lay down to scream that it is the loving father, the cool brother, the best friend, the nice colleague, the loved husband and the handsome boyfriend that rape.

LET´S CHAT is an invitation to reflect on one owns behaviour, to ask your neighbour if she is ok, to go out of this performance and open the conversation of complicity to the system with the person next to you, to speak up when something does not seem right, to go out on the streets and demonstrate, to apologize for one´s mistakes, to claim agency, to share secrets and be vulnerable, to get empowered by intimacy, to find communities and to take responsibility for one´s actions and non-actions!