The destruction of Miletus, the silence of the Sybarites. Memory, history, and mourning, in a parabolic narrative about how speech tames reality.

As a term, "domestication" describes the intervention in a population of animals or plants with the aim of highlighting those characteristics that will make them useful to humans and allow them to dominate and control that population. It also implies the process by which someone appropriates the narrative of a traumatic experience of an individual or group with the aim of transforming it into a new narrative. This new narrative allows third parties who have not experienced the event the illusion of participating in it.

These definitions and the catalytic role played by dominant human speech constitute the main axes of the work, which explores domestication as a process that always remains incomplete and beyond human capabilities to fully achieve.