In this case I want to focus on the connective characteristics of this landscape, how it adapts, compresses and expands on need. This project considers an investigation about us in relation to the space we occupy and the connections we create. Putting the main focus on the space and the connections in it as, I want to know:

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- What forms do these connections take?

- What does this space say about us and how do we participate in its configuration?

 

The idea to set up the project in a laboratorial format came from observing Oteiza's chalk laboratory (“Laboratorio de Tizas”). I wanted a material that would allow me to speak in a simple and analytical way of the different forms that I was going to find in my research, being able to be almost instantaneous in the process between idea and visualization.

 

In the beginning of this work I looked for the most basic forms of connectivity in space. Starting from a formal investigation of connections that corresponded to geometric shapes, the structural complexity of this invisible matter was quickly seen. In this phase of the project, a dynamic vision of connectivity predominates, geometries that come out of its central axis, straight shapes that together form an increasingly organic body that responds to a mathematical, geographical reality and at the same time it's in constant change by the authors who constitute them. These connections form the structure of the reality that remains invisible in our landscape.