Confessions are an ancient practice in which the writer introspectively reflects on their life and experiences. In the encounter between the writer and the reader, a space of intimacy emerges where the writer's wounds are laid bare. The reader acts as a witness to the narrative, while also creating space for their own self-analysis.
As what is usually kept hidden is revealed, the deeper thoughts, the mistakes of both, their weaknesses, and their inner struggles come to light. In this moment, when they are alone face to face, two people share and experience reflections on the human condition.
Faithful to his artistic identity, Sergio Blanco delves into a work that combines methods typical of academic writing with the well-known theatrical self-mythologizing. In these three auto-mythological lectures, the author explores the big themes that surround the human being.
Here, childhood memories, real and imaginary characters, loves, disappointments, pains, and an endless series of references to different artistic expressions are presented. The confessions of the Franco-Uruguayan author reveal fragments of our essence, that which unites us as members of the same species, with all its light and shadows.
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