Inside Out 2 It has become a topic of digital conversation on social networks. From the humor of memes to more serious posts that reflect on mental health, the new film by Disney Pixar It is shaping up to be the highest-grossing release of 2024.
But this saga in which we meet again Riley and their emotions do not end in movie theaters, networks and coffee conversations. Currently there is an artistic exhibition of Intensely 2 on Paseo de la Reforma, which is completely free.
This unique exhibition, the result of a collaboration between Disney Mexico and COMEX, presents nine silhouettes of Riley, each one artistically intervened to represent the various emotions that characterize the film: Boredom (Ennui), Joy, Anxiety, Disgust, Envy, Fury, Fear, Sadness and Shame.
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The creators of Intensely 2, the exhibition in Reforma
ENNUI
Work by Barbs Arenas
“What happens when the hours go by? You may feel bored on a road trip, spend hours on social media, think there is nothing to do, feel without energy and without any motivation. But, believe it or not, when you get bored, a lot happens. Boredom provides us with mental space for the emergence of original ideas. “It unleashes the imagination and unleashes creativity.”
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HAPPINESS
Work by Daniela García
“Joy teaches us the importance of maintaining a positive attitude towards life, even in the most difficult moments. It shows us that it is normal to feel sadness, anger, fear or disgust, but that we can always find a way to overcome those emotions and feel happy again. Through the colors that make up the character in the film, this work represents the deep happiness that fills us with energy and makes us feel good. The shapes used represent the balls of memories and sparks that make up the interior, and, therefore, Riley’s character.”
ANXIETY
Work by Barbs Arenas
“Sweating, insomnia, thousands of questions in your head and not stopping thinking about what will happen in the future… Your body is screaming at you, are you willing to listen to it?”
DISGUST
Artwork by Jim Vlad
“Displeasure is a feeling that helps us define our way of being, being selective in our tastes, leading us to frown at what we dislike and even to stick out our tongue as a form of repudiation.”
ENVY
Work by Karlo Arnauda
“Envy is not a defect; It is an emotion that tells you that you are alive. Although it is not pleasant, balance must be found, since it is something that we all experience at some point in our lives. “Work hand in hand with envy, find balance and create art with those emotions.”
RAGE
Work by Carolina DM
“Anger is an overwhelming feeling that arises from within, causing sensations of confinement and heat in the body. It can leave us speechless and lead to dark thoughts and impulsive actions. After experiencing it, you feel a sensation of calm, as if the smoke of a volcano cleared the mind and body, manifesting with the intensity of fire.”
FEAR
Work by Tahneeflor
“The work explores the connection between emotions and thoughts through hands on the heart and head. The heart, butterfly and nature represent personal growth by facing fears. Purple symbolizes emotional depth.”
SADNESS
Work by Sofía Núñez
“Sadness is a fluctuating emotion, like ocean waves and emotional ups and downs. Represented by clouds and sun, it is fleeting but an essential part of the human experience, like a withered but vital flower.”
SHAME
Work by Tania Caro Silva
“”Where am I hiding? What a pity! In front of other people’s eyes… I FEEL GIANT!, thought mini Tan. ‘Mini Tan’ is a representation of the shame that traps many of us during childhood. An emotion that oppresses us, limits us and from which we believe we can only escape if we disappear.”
When do they remove the expo?
The exhibition of Intensely 2 in Reforma will be available until July 12.
What is Inside Out 2 about?
In this new installment, we meet again with Riley Andersen, who is now entering adolescence. The plot focuses on his life as he begins high school, facing new challenges and significant changes. As new emotions arise in her Headquarters, the young woman becomes involved in an adventure that leads her to confront her maturity.
Riley, now 13, faces puberty and the complexities of growing up. The original emotions—Joy, Sadness, Fury, Fear, and Disgust—are complemented and sometimes challenged by newcomers such as Anxiety, Envy, Boredom, and Shame. These new emotions attempt to take on a more prominent role within Riley’s mind, unleashing conflicts and discoveries essential to her development.
The new emotions introduced are:
- Anxiety, played by Maya Hawke, reflects Riley’s growing tensions and worries.
- Envy, directed by Ayo Edebiri, captures the jealousy and comparisons typical of this stage of life.
- Boredom (Ennui), represented by Adèle Exarchopoulos, symbolizes moments of disinterest and apathy.
- Shame, played by Paul Walter Houser, highlights the moments of self-consciousness and doubt that are common in adolescence.
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