The sobriety of this piece's main element, compact yet segmented, distracts the eye from the rhythmic provocation created by the feet and the gap between the volumes. Like a sculptural object, it projects itself into space as a rupture and a break in rhythm through connections made through this void. The gradient paint on the wood, which darkens as it approaches the ground, reinforces the visual play provoked by this piece, which speaks of gaps, hiatuses, and invisible connections.
PAUSA CABINET
