Nomón

The steel draws in space a light, sharp silhouette evoking the ancient instruments for measuring the sun and time. The curved, stylised structure projects its own presence onto the air, in dialogue with shadow and void. Its title, kept in Spanish because it is a palindrome, defies any linear reading and suggests a search that moves forwards and backwards at once. It is a piece of great formal economy in which the industrial hardness of metal becomes a poetic stroke marking the beat of our own existence.