Throughout time, we have given space different shapes, creating multiple pieces of relative space. With different measurements of time, we have and will reinvent some of these shapes, changing with it the relative space they restrain. All of these spatial transformations being in motion, they cannot be visible to us at the same time. Nevertheless, true and absolute space will remain all those shapes at once.
Space is what we see, imagine and create, but even more what we fail to see and grasp.
The artwork “time-lapse” conceptualizes on paper the different shapes coexisting in different moments of time. The spaces are voluntarily in opposition with each other. One is given existence by light and shadow when the other exists only through colour. This opposition allows them to fill one another with attributes they lack, in order to create together a space in motion.