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Plaza de la Provincia
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Pneuma. It is an ancient Greek word that initially means “breath, where to give body to the imperceptible”: to make visible the invisible of a movement of air, in its trajectories with infinite nuances, imaginary that vary from the softest and slowest, to the most vivid and transparent, from the most powerful to the most subtle”.
It is a journey of breath; the images leave their frame to become spaces of
air movements. An onirism of movement.