"The Room" comes from the need to represent the artist's imagination. That moment of trance where everyday objects found in a room begin to transform into a weft that will finally result in lines on the paper and that, in this case, float around us, making us both spectators and participants of the work. The mirror is deformed, the chair begins to rise, the desk melts before our eyes like in a dream and, on one of its walls, a painting hangs: "π". It's about an illustration, ink on paper, which dialogues with the weft that surrounds it, presenting itself as the result of the process of creation.