Installation in Process

No te vayas is not just an installation —it is an intimate invitation. Composed of four suspended textile pieces created from second-hand garments, it beckons the soul to enter the fabric of memory and uncover what truly endures.

Each stitch, each fold, is a trace of lives lived —anonymous gestures, forgotten embraces, everyday silences. From a distance, the pieces appear soft, subtle. But as you draw near, they reveal the layered complexity of what was once worn, loved, and then let go.

Activated by the presence of the observer, soft gong vibrations resonate through the space, echoing the inner stirrings of remembrance. The work does not mourn what is gone, but celebrates what remains: the light of love that transcends time, held in the fragile yet powerful act of resignification.

No te vayas asks: What echoes of your story still linger beneath the noise? What invisible thread binds you to your most luminous essence?

This is a space to return to what matters. A quiet call to remember that beyond the lived experience lies the eternal —not in what was lost, but in what expands and stays.