Síndrome Hanjonge

How does what I do affect the rest of the beings around me?

How can a gesture of mine influence the rest of your day?

In the rest of your life?

Hang JonGe Syndrome is the reflection of how people influence each other. It is the approach of the couple, their dynamics, their tensions, their complicities and their pre- established roles.

It highlights the relevance of coexistence in days in which interpersonal borders (in our Western European culture) are narrowed, while they are widened, limited and perverted.

How the individual is political.

All our actions, absolutely all of them, have an impact on the other.

Show a smile, put an obstacle in the way, clean space, move an object, change the ambient temperature or the music that surrounds us, bang on the table, scream or whisper a moan, take a break , stay silent or respond with a simple look. Any of these actions can affect our way of reacting and living with the other.

HanG JonGe Syndrome, as a syndrome itself, does not exist. We have invented his name to talk about interpersonal relationships. The syndrome is inspired by the Hawthorne_Effect, Chaos Theory and the Butterfly Effect.