Self(s) and Jugando a la casita [Self(s) reinterpretation] are two installations and performance pieces based on the ideas of exposure, voyeurism and simulation of privacy. Recreating and reimagining the artist’s private space, she displays her own belongings in a small room that is inhabited by different performers, one at a time, who are free to engage in any activity they want. In the first iteration of the piece, the setting could only be observed through a hole in a wall. In the second one, the installation was open to the viewers through the window of an art venue. Both pieces aimed to work as perceptual dispositifs that explore the spectators’ growing desire of intrusion and clandestine observation of private lives, as well as the vulnerability and/or exhibitionism of those who expose their intimacy.