Description
A sky crossed by trajectories that emerge, multiply, and gradually disappear.
At first, the space is almost empty. Each passage appears isolated, each movement distinct. As the flow intensifies, the trajectories overlap, transforming the sky into a temporary geography of lines, relationships, and invisible connections.
When the movement begins to slow, the traces remain beyond the actions that generated them. They linger briefly before fading away, returning the space to its apparent neutrality.
The work unfolds as a continuous cycle with neither a true beginning nor an end.
The Four Phases1. Emergence
The first trajectories cross an almost empty space.Movements are rare and individually perceptible.The underlying system remains invisible.
2. Saturation
The number of trajectories increases and they begin to overlap.Their traces form a temporary map in constant transformation.What first appeared as isolated events reveals an underlying structure.
3. Dissolution
The frequency of movement gradually decreases.New trajectories become increasingly rare.Existing traces slowly begin to fade.
4. Residual
Only a few traces remain.The space progressively returns to its initial condition.As the final trace disappears, the cycle begins again.
ConceptTraces reflects on the relationship between action and permanence.
The trajectories represent events that pass through our lives—decisions, processes, connections, and flows that we rarely perceive in their entirety. Their traces embody what these events leave behind.
The work is not about movement itself, but about the persistence of its consequences. Every passage temporarily alters the space. Every action generates effects that continue to exist long after the event has passed.
Decisions fade.
Consequences remain.
