UNPREDICTABLE SYMMETRIES

This line of research explores the generation of perceptual phenomena from symmetrical modular patterns. The works are constructed through the repetition of linear structures organized into three or four adhered layers, without physical separation between them.

The primary phenomenon is optical and frontal. Structural interference between layers produces visual vibrations and perceptual undulations that manifest directly in frontal observation, generating configurations whose intensity and behavior cannot be fully predicted.

Material thickness fulfills a decisive structural role. It regulates the balance between formal coherence and perceptual intensity, allowing the system to reach high levels of vibration without losing legibility.

Secondarily, the structure generates undulating patterns visible from lateral angles. These patterns do not constitute the central objective of the work, but rather a structural consequence of thickness and modular repetition.

Color is incorporated after the formal construction, functioning as a variable that intensifies or modulates the perceptual behavior of the system.