WHITE

The relationship between black and white questions the very existence of geometric forms. While soft transitions unify these shapes, increasing contrast forces separations to emerge, revealing each line as a trace of the delicate balance between tension and harmony. This duality portrays both the possibility of coexistence and the inevitability of separation. Within this perspective, white represents potential, while black symbolizes limits and finitude in an exchange where form is born from the interplay between the expansive and the bounded. “Infinity finds existence only when confronted with limits.”