A road crosses an almost uninhabited territory. Followed throughout its entire course, it becomes a continuous presence, tracing its own form through what surrounds it.

As the journey unfolds, the road gradually loses its familiar identity. Surface, line and curve take its place, while the landscape presses against its edges, interrupts its continuity and alters its appearance.

What remains is an uncertain relation between two forms: one passing through the other, each continuously redefining the space of the other.

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