Marilá Dardot's work has political implications in the sense that it addresses the relationship between individuals and society. Without being propaganda or an illustration of the political world, her works are subtle and delicate critiques of a world governed by pragmatism and productivity.Her interventions also have a great poetic dimension, with literature as one of her constant sources of inspiration. Some of her projects propose participation, sharing, and exchange of actions in collaboration with other artists, friends, or the , generating structural changes in certain collective spaces and cultural references.The artist works with various materials and media, including video, photography, prints, sculpture, painting, large-scale actions, and site-specific installations.In a world where everything seems frozen and where the cards seem to be dealt in advance, the artist's poetic gestures lead us to affection, kindness, and hope.