«In his essay "The Weird and the Creepy ," Mark Fisher tells us that the feeling of creepiness also arises if there is a presence when there shouldn't be anything. A definition resounding in its simplicity. Almost obvious. However, it wouldn't seem so naive if we had to experience it ourselves; that is, if that presence that shouldn't be there is, without a doubt, next to the living room curtains, or very close to the bed where the children sleep, even whispering to us in the shower. Because then fear is as real as that "lack of absence." And on that subject, the inhabitants of this building have a lot to tell us. Let's listen.»

Adolfo Gilaberte