Week-End shows five of the six surviving drive-in cinemas in Spain, the peculiar cinemas that can be seen from our cars. Try to make these almost forgotten spaces visible with a personal point of view, highlighting them under a cinematographic aesthetic.. They are places unknown to most people whose memory is usually associated with scenes from movies from other times and with the United States..
The project focuses on various facets that coexist in these timeless spaces. Its corners, three pigs (very different people depending on the drive-in and the movie that is shown) and finally the workers who go there daily. The artist considers the connection between the individual and the screen important, seeking to highlight the expressions and reactions of the public before the scenes of the film. In the same way, You are intrigued by the intimacy that is created inside the car, the small world of spectators.
She is also interested in the unique landscape of these spaces., generally located near the coast and usually characterized by abundant vegetation that has grown freely, fact that, next to the beam of light that accompanies it, creates a sometimes magical atmosphere.
