Blurred is the result of a self-healing process: an intimate look at what appears real while we are awake but dissolves into fiction at night, in our dreams, losing all known boundaries with reality.
Dreamlike visions transfigure reality and further dissolve into an almost liquid state of existence itself, frequently losing all its clear borders with rationality which often harms us irreparably.
Our perception of reality becomes blurred to the point of being unable to make out people and objects which, although close, appear distant and evanescent. Consequently, living beings cease to have a body of their own, merely turning into shapes of lights and shadows unable to contain their own souls.
By going through this out-of-body experience, one experiences the perceptions and responses generated through sensory stimuli that an individual encounters from their environment. Thus, becoming aware of one’s own tangible presence in the world.
