In a world full of conflicts and polarization, Malena López hypothesizes that human beings live immersed in a universe of dreams, where hidden figures and elements emerge and affect their psyche, both individually and collectively. This distortion could distance them from the true knowledge of God and Creation, making them susceptible to possible manipulation by complex forces that seek control of their will.

Through the observation of nature and the everyday environment, photography can capture details and shapes that the human eye ignores or highlights according to its perception. In this way, parallel realities can be generated, evoking both deep mysteries and hidden fears. Life itself is compared to a dream, as expressed by Calderón de la Barca, suggesting that reality could be an ephemeral and subjective illusion.

Perhaps, beyond the veil of the dreamlike and the abstract, a transcendent truth is hidden that invites us to introspection. Art plays with image and surprise to provoke in the viewer an experience free of limits and expectations. In this way, the circus, mythology and dreams become a door to the unexplored, where imagination can flow without restrictions.