"Climbing its background" is a site-specific installation that is oriented at the same time by the architecture of where it will be placed and also by the characteristic of the found materials that compose it. These conditional directions of the project expose this work to randomness and to an unpredictable final result, assuming its process as important as its conclusion. 
The installation's process of creation will start with a site to the chosen place when I'll take the opportunity to visualize possibilities of the composition according to the architectonic and physical particularities there.
Then I'll start to look for the materials to be used in my project. Using mostly building construction waste – wood, steel rebar, etc., my work reformulates possibilities of architecture from that, avoiding any patters or functionality. 

The cycle of the material discarded in the city and then returned to it as a physical drawing in the space, minimizes the distance between art and people. Showed outside, the interpretation of my work is guided by the experience and repertory of who sees it, without any filter or directions that could guide personal experiences.
Preferably the work will be made in a local studio around the chosen place and using found materials from there. This time of production will be an immersive time to connect me with their culture and traditions, applying this experience and impressions on my work, in order to contextualize even more it with the local reality.