This work, like almost always, begins with a discovery, this time being six rusty metal plates. The irrationality of the chosen material and chance are combined, crudely exposing the passage of time and giving the outdated a new chance of victory, making visible the found contradictions and perfect impossibilities.
Order and chaos generate a particular tension in the process of creation and its result. Straight lines, if they exist, do not seek perfection but rather challenge it, making them seemingly absurd. The materials merge and highlight the shadows, it is in this that the separated or distanced forms come into contact and change their dimensions and relationships.
The thin air is remarkably visible. The negative space of the interior also participates in the formation as a whole. What becomes simultaneously less and more clear is the distinction between the negative space "contained" by the work, and the negative space that surrounds it. The prescribed forms melt into the empty spaces that surround them, suspended in an infinite pool of matter.