Flat Spot is a video installation that explores the absence of a presence, as understood by Derrida, and presents itself as a place of convergence between memories and hope, to abstract oneself from reality and its contingencies, carried along by traces 

— as in a dream where alterity, highly idealised, arises in reference to the self, in an impulse whose dramaturgical devices reveal the visceral need to be considered in one’s singularity even as the social bond grows ever more precarious.

[…] Extracted from tangible reality, absolved of responsibility for her actions, without any real self-consciousness, she attracts notice, asserts herself apart from any form of seduction and lays bare her laughable humanity while vanishing into the role of the burlesque character so often reserved for men.

[…] Confined within her microcosm, cloistered behind doors that delimit a closed intrapsychic universe, the almost obsessive, repetitive gesture she employs frees her from the weight of solitude and the torments of captivity without thereby dispelling her innocence.