In this residency and intervention at the ICA San José, the gallery is transformed into an evolving site of studying domestic labor and practising anticipation. Part of the Revolution is a Dinner Party series, the installation remains in a state of flux, guided by an absent hostess who communicates through manuals and announcements. Visitors encounter changing scenarios and instructions—announced by audio and posters—where simple acts of setting a table or preparing a meal are reframed as political and emotional gestures.
Medium: Installation, print, textile, audio, found objects, and community engagement.