My visual poem Lo que piensa (What Thinks) was selected to be part of a visual poetry exhibition at La Inversa, a gallery and creative community located in Donostia–San Sebastián, within the open call What Does It Mean to Be Human? The exhibition was part of the EDART 2026 International Arts Education Week and took place from May 18 to June 15, 2026.
The work begins with a simple intuition: almost everything happens in the background. There is an underlying consciousness that sustains perception, affect, and language, yet it often remains invisible because we take it for granted. When that happens, we live on autopilot.
The image shows six heads with closed eyes and a flame above each one. It is not a fire: it is what thinks. A silent, constant presence, prior to discourse. The flame does not represent a specific idea, but rather that low-intensity fire that sustains vision, doubt, and sensitivity.
I am interested in the human as living matter: a sensitive body, embodied intelligence, language in motion. This piece attempts to bring that background into the foreground, not in order to explain it, but to invite us to pause before it for a moment.
To pay attention is to illuminate what sustains the gaze.
