The House of Gaze, 2024

Sculpture Styrofoam, vinyl and lights 32 x 26 x 26 cm Sculpture that explores the relationship between gaze, perception, and light through the structure of a camera obscura. The piece consists of a closed volume with a small aperture that invites the viewer to come closer and look inside. Within, an illuminated text emerges in the dim light, generating a dialogue between the visible and the hidden, the spoken and the unspoken. The work raises questions about the nature of the image and the act of looking. In a world saturated with visual representations, this piece seeks to slow down the process of observation, creating a pause that makes the mechanism of seeing more conscious. It is not merely a sculptural object but a device that invites active exploration and introspection.