Vector Infinito

Vector Infinito is an immersive installation that investigates the idea of perception through geometry, light, and reflection. The work proposes an experience in which the visitor observes, is observed, and becomes part of an optical chain that appears endless. The space acts as an expanded field, where the notion and experience of boundary between the viewer and the environment diffuses.

This installation becomes a perceptual environment in which minimal bodily movement reorganises the spatial field. As the viewer moves, orientation, depth, and scale are continuously recalibrated in relation to position and proximity. Perception unfolds through shifting alignments that reorganise in real time, framing it as an active process shaped by spatial configuration and movement.

The work is informed by a philosophical and perceptual inquiry into how reality is constructed and mediated. Grounded in the snub cube, an Archimedean solid defined by its chiral symmetries, the installation draws on geometries used as visual frameworks to approach complex forms such as Calabi–Yau manifolds, proposed in theoretical physics as configurations of extra spatial dimensions in attempts to unify fundamental forces.