Domestic Animals, the second issue of the [efímera magazine], invites us to think about the relationship between body and space. Natalia Pérez Villegas, author of the photographs that make up this issue, stops to look at those aspects that seem irrelevant when photographing a home: the unmade sheets, the silently swaying tree, the dust particles that emerge from the action of the light. In this careful glance, the domestic space is reconfigured and reveals other layers to us. And the body, that of those who inhabit this space, seems to be spread out in every crack, in every wrinkle of the rug or the curtain.