The project unknown artist reduces the space to a primigenial white cube stripped out of its function.
The shop-windows are completely scored, scribbled, scratched, they don’t let you see the space, except in a blurry way, the spectator is rejected by the illusion of the contents and by the resulting desire, producing a more complex and metalinguistic one, linked to absence and silence.
The space is emptied and blocked, every opening leading to its activity barricaded by plasterboard walls, which are visible limits to generalist junkspaces, not so much for their architectonic structure but rather for the products that these spaces open to the eye .
The development is left to the time of resistance and of necessity. The void is filled exclusively by a writing on a worn-out cardboard, like the ones homeless people use. On it a writing stands out: “Unknown Artist”, underlying dynamics linked to the authorship, such as the rate of success and quality certification. The artist deletes him/herself and falls into silence, disappearing in a paradox, which is only possible in the absence of the work of art. A gesture that is placed  to the limit between a hostile reality and the impossibility to decode it through the spectacularization of the product, in a repetitive contemporaneity where the form lives a levelling overproduction.