In this exhibition I show a series of objects in polished stainless steel with a mirror patina, framed within a minimalist aesthetic of form, color and texture. The sculptures / objects, with reflective surfaces, show a concern for volume and surface, and establish an intense dialogue with space and light, intimately relating to their surroundings. They challenge our perception with illusory effects, intermingling of planes, changing perspectives and colors that create and recreate a relationship that facilitates a visual and mental engagement with objects. Each piece is visually transformed and mimicked. They do it in such a way that they are sometimes absorbed, dilated, or mutated as we move through space, strengthening the relationship between object and subject and inviting us to participate in new sensory expectations. The same goes for color. What we really see is not the color itself, but a reflection of the color on the surface of the object, which emerges or fades in different gradations and intensities. The intention was to give it a certain dynamism, color as a liberated, expanding color. Sometimes the spectator's face must be added to this diffusion of color, which has been present as an integral element from the beginning until the visual closure of each work, and in this way they symbolically explore aspects such as presence and absence.