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Maig. 2025
A shifting dialogue between architecture, light, and audience unfolds as three moving heads travel along a continuous rail system. The installation is conceived as a slow choreography of illumination, where motion reshapes how the space is read and where light behaves as both structure and performer.
As the fixtures slide along their path, beams sweep across surfaces, briefly revealing and then erasing architectural details. Shadows lengthen, intersect, and fade, producing a restless visual field that changes with every step of the viewer. The work dissolves the usual distance between environment and observer, drawing the audience into the composition rather than placing them in front of it.
At its core, the piece looks at how perception shifts through movement. Light is treated as a physical, almost tangible material, something that draws out the instability of space itself, where form is never fixed but continuously rewritten through rhythm, direction, and time.
Maig. 2025
A shifting dialogue between architecture, light, and audience unfolds as three moving heads travel along a continuous rail system. The installation is conceived as a slow choreography of illumination, where motion reshapes how the space is read and where light behaves as both structure and performer.
As the fixtures slide along their path, beams sweep across surfaces, briefly revealing and then erasing architectural details. Shadows lengthen, intersect, and fade, producing a restless visual field that changes with every step of the viewer. The work dissolves the usual distance between environment and observer, drawing the audience into the composition rather than placing them in front of it.
At its core, the piece looks at how perception shifts through movement. Light is treated as a physical, almost tangible material, something that draws out the instability of space itself, where form is never fixed but continuously rewritten through rhythm, direction, and time.