The event “Sedientos” presents a gripping narrative involving Boon, a forensic anthropologist who uncovers the long-hidden remains of two young victims from 17 years ago, leading him to confront buried memories and rekindle forgotten passions, ultimately exploring themes of love, rebellion, and personal identity. Complementing this emotional journey is the exhibition “El horizonte siempre se aleja,” which engages with contemporary artworks that delve into the implications of modernity as articulated by philosopher Giorgio Agamben, encouraging reflections on geopolitical and social challenges faced by today’s artists. Additionally, the event features various cultural experiences, including the tango performance “Detrás de mí, de mujeres y tangos,” which examines the complexities of femininity through literary icons. The program further includes the mural installation “Desplazamiento,” focused on migration, along with workshops designed to foster safe artistic spaces for children. Other exhibitions, such as “Bajo el signo de Saturno” and