Light cuts through concrete, shaping spaces of contrast and fluidity. The architecture of the Tamayo Museum, raw and geometric, interacts with the delicate textures of 100% silk—material that catches both air and light, shifting with every step. Between shadow and transparency, each piece reveals new dimensions, inviting interpretation beyond the frame.

Captured through the lens of David Fdez, this series explores the relationship between body and space, presence and absence. Laura, with a poised yet effortless grace, moves through an environment where structure and softness coexist, where every angle offers a different perspective.