In the group exhibition “are we there yet?”, presented at NOME Gallery (Berlin), Voluspa Jarpa participates with a work that evidences police violence against civilians in the context of the Santiago de Chile protests (2020). The exhibition addresses the spread of contemporary authoritarianism—police brutality, mass incarceration, discrimination, immigration, and state surveillance—and brings together works that interrogate systems of control, power, and resistance. Within this framework, Jarpa’s work operates as both document and image: a way of inscribing on paper what is often administered as “data,” news, or archive, and returning it as a political and visual experience.