ITERACIÓN - pair of wall light sculptures

The title of these pieces refers to repetition as a constructive principle — the way a minimal form can multiply and generate rhythm, sequence, and permanence. Each piece reiterates the same canon over and over: a geometric pattern, somewhere between column, totem, and signal, functioning as a luminous architecture.
In this series, light once again becomes the center of investigation, but approached from a more structural and architectural perspective. Conceived as modular bodies, the pieces explore the tension between industrial geometry and the organic vibration of matter. Light travels through their interior, revealing an incandescent axis that transforms the static volume into an active form, as if the inner energy had found a way to materialize.
In choosing the amber tone of the series, we wanted to evoke the memory of fossil resin or incandescent mineral — a matter suspended in time, the memory of a flame that no longer burns, a quality both warm and dense.
In ITERACIÓN, geometry acts as a structure in which spaces, grooves, and edges modulate the intensity of light, creating a dialogue between the precise and the eroded.
The matte, smooth surface reveals traces of the mold and the small irregularities of the process. Within them, the coldness of the technical and the vulnerability of the handmade coexist. It is an object that exists halfway between an archaeological finding and a piece of traditional contemporary production.
Each set is composed of two sculptures that behave as a pair or as a sequence; placed together or facing one another, the pieces activate a relationship between them, and it is in that dialogue where the idea of iteration becomes evident: repetition that generates difference, the form that reappears.
More than objects, the Iteration pieces function as signals, orientation devices within a landscape where light becomes a point of reference.