Domestic Situation is a silent video that interweaves images captured in the heart of the Amazon biome with a text that emerges from and reinterprets them. The articulation between image and language establishes a dialogue in which the rainforest becomes an active entity—one that observes, speaks, and constructs its own representation.

The text, structured as a displaced first-person voice, introduces a tension between two positions: the non-human presence asserting itself through its cycles, forms of care, and strategies of visibility, and the human subject shaped by speed, consumption, and disconnection. At this intersection, the work invites a critical reading of the relations of power and mutual impact between humans and their environment.