El juego de Sísifo

Abstract

The Game of Sisyphus explores the subjectivating dynamics of neoliberalism through my personal story, which expands into a broader, global analysis. Through minimal actions, it puts pressure on the structures of meaning imposed by this system—where competition, efficiency, and automation shape dominant narratives—by means of gestures that disrupt expectations and open up spaces of uncertainty. These actions are conceived as a game of micro-resistances, functioning not only as a possibility for plastic creation, but also as an existential parenthesis for another possible way of being. In this process, the player takes on the role of cartographer, mapping out these gestures. By articulating writing, visual records, and objects into an archive, it brings everyday gestures into dialogue with symbolic resistance, reflecting on how play can become a critical, creative, and existential space.