“I am not this Suit” is the name of the simple act of many people who expose their human suits, with their goings on, in a place visible to the public, without concealment or filters, without taking refuge behind a constructed identity, representing the collective consciousness as a single being. Some of those who participate, do it for unconditional love of art, others to live that unique and unrepeatable adventure, but many, most, do it to confront themselves either physically, socially, psychologically, emotionally or spiritually.

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Each participant fights against himself, his fears, his demons, in such a critical moment, so vulnerable and yet free, that he has nothing left but to love and hold on to himself as a being and not as a body. It is hoped that participants and spectators will be able to free themselves from their human anxieties, if only for a few brief minutes during the construction of the work.