This project is currently in development and is inspired by the migratory experience. The series takes its title from the book of the same name, an interview with John Cage, which serves as a poetic image to draw an analogy between the movement of birds and the process of human migration.

The premise, "Distance is a place," is understood as the vital space that is temporarily inhabited. Along this journey, the experience is charged with existential and auditory noises, reflecting the psychological complexity and sensory saturation of the transit that transforms identity.

The series consists of vectorized drawings of migratory birds, which function as visual metaphors for the human journey and the constantly evolving identity.