Here and there is a series of diptychs, small self-portraits of the artist, later erased, preserving only a few fragments of the images. The aim is to evoke the sensation of dissociation, which, based on the artist's personal experience, resembles being in a limbo, distant, neither here nor there, but at the same time in both places. The act of erasing one's own image seeks to relate to the sensation of being on this threshold between life and death, in which one feels as if one is leaving one's own body, disconnected from reality, representing the transience and ephemerality of life.