"Daniel Blaufuks provokes a sort of ‘non time’ capable of being lived if we deal with constructing another gaze and experiencing another type of perception in which what matters is not the place, the what and the now, but the attitude that generates its construction. Thus, questions and doubts leave us in a fade to black. Like those “endings” in the style of horizons that draw up an absence, stressing the importance of the literary and cinematographic in Blaufuks’s creative universe. The word as a thousand possible images, as the beginning and irremediable end of uncountable stories. Because language understood as experience is capable of transforming visual passivity into active gesture."
David Barro
