What happens to self-expression when every word can be amplified, judged, and used against you? No Room For Error is an audiovisual installation that explores how cancel culture reshapes the way we communicate, create, and perceive ourselves.

Developed at Elisava in collaboration with MIRA Festival, the piece was designed for simultaneous projection across seven CRT screens forming one face of the Media Cube — a collective exercise in how digital culture redefines identity.

The assigned concept was "multiplied identities": the idea that technology doesn't amplify our voices so much as it fragments them. In digital spaces, we become multiple versions of ourselves — each one carefully managed, each one performing for a different audience.

The result is a one-minute audiovisual piece built around a single question: is it possible to remain authentic in an environment that rewards performativity and punishes difference?

Role:
Creative Direction · Art Direction · Photography Direction · Editing

In collaboration with Tania Salse, Ana Elisa, Jazmin Arispe