Light suspended between veils reveals ethereal presences: floating fragments, radiographs of the invisible that sculpt the air and open a threshold toward contemplation and introspection. 

The work explores essential forms circles, spirals, meanders, among others that have accompanied humanity since its origins. These are figures that structure nature and reappear in various cultures as symbols of the transcendent. By projecting them, light takes form: it evokes a deep memory, reminding us that we are not isolated, but are timelessly woven into a shared history and structures that repeat both within and outside of us, appearing in the micro and the macrocosm. 

The soundscape composed of low pulses, drones, and guttural chants merges synesthetically with the light, creating a sensory web that envelops the viewer. These sounds are employed for their ability to induce states of serenity and stillness, fostering a receptive and contemplative disposition. 
 

In the face of the accelerated pace and the contemporary obsession with productivity, Lux Aeterna is presented as a space of resistance from the sensitive, where thought is stilled and the body is reunited with its sensoriality.