Guardian is site specific project – it will respond to the space where the work will be exhibited. Two drawings , two circles with diametre of 220cm each one  are made directly on the wall and the floor of the space in graphite pencil. In these circles, only the place where the artist’s body is possitioned will remain empty. Precisely in these interstices will be placed the halves of a glass tree guard, ( the sculpture is divided into two distinct parts) 
If the artist’s body is absent, its place is marked, suggested, by the two halves of a glass tree guard- delicate and fragile making its presence felt. The very important part of the project is it’s documentation.  The relation of drawing to space and to the artist’s body is central to this project. Lying down, on tiptoes, in Guardian this will always imply overflowing the body and its extremities to restore its intranquility and fragility. 
Guardian is conceived as an intimate journey of a body inhabiting space, evolving therein, leaving traces and memories of its attempts to stand up, between fallaing down and new beging. From the initial effort to keep the body upright to the metaphorical equivalent, describing the personal life course of vertical ascent, where after each point reached follows a descent to the starting point for a new ascent. At first sight, the lines that describe this movement seem chaotic and unrestrained, but in the way they are applied to the walls is sealed the artist’s personal experience.