This research stems from the idea that identity is not a fixed point, but a plurality of presences. The pictorial surface is crossed by autonomous signs that coexist, creating a unified field through their relationship.

Each element maintains its individuality, but only finds meaning within the whole. Multitude is not understood as dispersion, but as dynamic equilibrium.

The work explores a condition of recognition: accepting complexity as an integral part of identity, without reducing it to a single, definitive form.