The combined description encompasses a rich tapestry of contemporary themes, interpersonal dynamics, and historical narratives through various artistic mediums. Titled “The horizon always moves away,” this exhibition invites reflection on the concept of contemporaneity, inspired by philosopher Giorgio Agamben, emphasizing the fluidity beyond temporal boundaries and the interconnectedness of present-day concerns as expressed through the works of contemporary artists. Complementing this, the narrative of “Betrayal” unfolds the complexities of a marriage entangled in betrayal over nine years, exploring the intricate relationships between Emma, Robert, and Jerry. Meanwhile, “The sacbe of Felipe Carrillo Puerto” presents a historical dramatization by Manuel Guerra Serrano that confronts the injustices of Porfirio Díaz’s regime, advocating for social justice and women’s political inclusion through the eyes of Felipe Carrillo. Finally, “The Rules of the Game” delves into the subjective experience of time for individuals in confinement, highlighting the inter