"The negative space focuses on the emptiness that the human being attributes to the environment. Their previous presence is nothing more than a solid-colored silhouette in a positive void. A greater perception of its real form arises along with an understanding of the effects of its absence in the environment. The ability to observe for a second time emerges after only having glanced. It is the further insightfulness of the obvious reducer. The extension of the vacuum by the invisible contour of the palpable positive. It is the cut of absence that causes its existence."