día a día buen día

día a día buen día
november 2020 / 01 january 2021 — ongoing
aggregate of daily tasks as artist statement — ritual as performance

this work is an ongoing accumulation of everyday tasks — a running ledger of the invisible, the necessary, the habitual. each entry acknowledges the labor of living and the blur between the domestic, the professional and the creative. by naming each action, no matter how minor, the work resists hierarchies of labor and asserts that care, maintenance and survival are generative forces within a studio practice.

not every action is named. some are deliberately left unrecorded — a reminder that even within exhaustive documentation, choice, privacy and discretion shape the archive.

the gesture is both durational and performative — an evolving self-portrait shaped by repetition, interruption and time. it is a daily ritual and an archive, where authorship is shared between the rhythms of the body, the demands of the day and the insistence to keep making.

it is unclear whether this is a document of labor or a slow refusal of it — maybe both. maybe neither. naming each task opens up that question.

this project is not about productivity. it is about presence.

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