We understand the ghost as a simultaneous embodiment of presence and absence. In our practice, it is the figure that allows us to delve into a constant inquiry: What does it mean to erase the subject as an author, and what place does art occupy in the current hyper-production of images? Far from seeking a definitive answer, we bet on direct experimentation with the body. It is our way of inhabiting an accelerated present, where technological processes advance at a pace that the eye can barely process. In this video performance through devices of disappearance and the blurring of identity we transform uncertainty into visual matter. However, there is always a point of return: thinking through the body. The body brings with it another sense of time. To inhabit the pause is not to stop, but to reclaim a small space of resistance.