The term utopia, derived from the Greek word outopos, refers to a place that does not exist, an unattainable ideal. In the 21st century, utopias challenged due to the absence of the desire for ‘the impossible dream’ and the optimism that ‘the future awaits us’. As a result, they lack interest and do not provide a place for us to manifest our dreams as a society. The absence of expression of this reality, specifically that of unattainable utopias (the nowhere), is precisely what makes it necessary to create instances in which they are publicly manifested through the individual. The project was proposed tautologically as a ‘possible solution’ to the lack of expression of our utopias and the need to share our aspirations. The artist aimed to expose the topic within the viewer’s daily environment through public intervention and project exhibitions. She also questions: What utopias exist within our communities today? Latin American communities are often diverse and contain multiple social realities. It is worth noting the geopolitical relationships that exist within these communities due to natural geographic conditions and socioeconomic segmentations. The question posed to the public will explore the concepts of belonging and loss by asking individuals to reflect on their personal identity.