Eloy Cruz del Prado (Madrid, Spain, 1992) works between the roles of resistance and self-reliance in the development of intimacy, sexuality, care, and love. Using performance and installation, social belonging is unraveled through an emotional and political lens. Tradition as a repetition of daily social rituals, and memory as a malleable object, are some of the interests of del Prado. Within a choreography of endurance, friction, and the communal, social and intimate gestures are abstracted, becoming actors for the destabilization of normative structures.