‘correhuela’ is a diary of disquiet, a first-person reflection on rootedness in contexts of uncertainty and vulnerability. Ros Boisier questions what it means to hold on to something or someone in order to survive within unstable and polarised consumer societies that profoundly shape people’s lives.
‘correhuela’ challenges the cult of (self-)exigency, immediacy, and productivity; it is a defence of slow time, an appreciation of inactivity.
2024–ongoing

“There is no peace in living outwardly, only images of banality born of apathy, amid my struggles and entanglements with the world and its replicas”













