In order to adapt to the delicate social fabric, we humans must restrain and refine our impulses. Between the domesticated and the wild, the animalistic, what emerges from the body exists within an in-between space, a twilight zone that always accompanies existence while hiding from consciousness. Radical states such as sickness, death, war, refuge or mental illness – states in which all meaning collapses – reveal what lurks in the shadows, what hides in the unconsciousness, bringing to the fore the horror of being taken out of humanity.