The work is configured as a dynamic visual composition in which the geometric patterns move and overlap, creating an effect of scratches and visual intertwining. The colors vary in intensity over time, creating a feeling of constant change and movement. The work invites the viewer to immerse themselves in a suggestive and contemplative visual experience, in which the combination of patterns and colors generates a sensation of intriguing beauty and complexity.
The title evokes the idea of signs that leave traces and scratch the surface of perception. This suggestion recalls the work of Jacques Derrida, who investigated the concept of "difference" and underlined the importance of traces and marginalities in the act of signifying.
In summary, "Scratches" is a combination of generative aesthetics and philosophical references that invite viewers to reflect on the nature of appearance, trace and reality itself, opening new perspectives on the complexities of existence.