96 × 76 cm with frame included
Unique work

A group of figures unfolds within an unstable tension, both gathered and on the verge of dispersal. The bodies do not fully disappear; rather, they progressively decompose into fragments of light and matter, as if their presence depended on a fragile balance between visibility and erasure.

Light, appearing as suspended patches, does not merely illuminate the scene but actively structures it, at times more solidly than the bodies it passes through. The silhouettes, partially absorbed into a dense dark mass, lose their singularity in favor of a compact collective field where individuality dissolves.

Disappearance here is not an absence but a process. The figures persist, yet in an altered and unstable state, subjected to a gradual dilution. The scene carries an implicit tension, suggesting a context in which human presence remains visible while simultaneously being weakened, as if it could at any moment slip beyond the visible.