"Forms come together without losing their individuality. Diverse colors, sizes, and rhythms coexist on the same plane, where proximity doesn't erase singularity but intensifies it. Each element supports the others in a shared tension: a synergy that isn't imposed, but rather unfolds. In their coexistence, something more than a collection emerges. Forms occupy, define, and interrupt. In their negative space, areas open up that are not empty, but rather potential: suggested paths, intersections, passageways. As in urban plans, the built and the open define each other. Boundaries trace paths. Thus, possible cities emerge. Cities that don't adhere to a single interpretation, that change according to distance, attention, and the memories that permeate them. Every city is composed of multiplicity. Of lives that unfold in places others will never know; daily routes that never intersect; inhabited spaces that remain invisible to those who share the same territory. These compositions embody that inexhaustible condition: that of a map in constant construction, where each form contributes its presence and each void activates the flow. A fabric where difference does not fragment, but rather builds a dynamic whole, open to as many visions as there are possible inhabitants." Ane Baztarrika Olaskoaga