08/23/2026
What I find fascinating about Inés Silva’s work is the way geometry comes alive, constantly shifting and transforming. Her transparent structures respond to light, movement, and the viewer’s position in space, creating an experience that feels both dynamic and immersive. This sense of movement also reveals a strong connection to music: the repetition, rhythm, pauses, and variations resemble a visual composition. As I move around each piece, I encounter new rhythms and perspectives, much like listening to a musical work unfold from beginning to end. For me, this exhibition demonstrates how geometry can become a language of light, space, movement, and music.
