"The 400 Laps" presents a video animation projected onto a scale model of the novel, which can be read on a small shelf at the back of the oversized book. In this novel, Genet has been falsely impersonated by his double, leading him to paranoia and self-imposed seclusion. The book, actually written by me, is falsely attributed on the cover to James Ellroy, the American thriller writer who became psychologically unstable after his mother's death. The figure in the animation is an animated Jean Genet wandering back and forth through a doorway, shifting repeatedly from child to adult and blurring the boundaries between reality and fiction. The installation was exhibited at Museo ExTeresa Arte Actual in Mexico City. Photo: Oscar Cueto.