A Strange World 

 A Strange World is a narrative in which a man arrives in a new country and discovers that everything he has experienced before—from the most ordinary to the most unexpected—appears in reverse. It is a reinterpretation of my own story and, at the same time, of the eternal traveler, the one who places himself at the center of the world while exploring unfamiliar territories.
On his journey, the protagonist reaches the sea—that constant on the horizon. As he gazes upon it, he finds peace and stability. Because the sea heals us, calls us back, and guides us. Even in an upside-down world, the sea remains the same.

A completely fictional scenario: A character returns to the same park every day, sits in front of the same chair under the same tree, and sketches that scene over and over again. From there, this project emerges—born from speculation and the fantastical hypothesis of what might happen if someone were to carry out that daily ritual as a way of delivering it, in the form of a letter, to a loved one.