The progression of society is increasingly moving toward isolation and disconnection from others and from the environment. The days when we looked through a window to encounter the serendipity of life now belong to a distant, almost innocent memory.
Loneliness and the absence of communication have become common denominators of our experience. We take routes toward isolated places, where nothingness advances and gradually conquers spaces of imagination.
These contexts create the perfect scenario for depressive behaviors, with blocked horizons and suspended futures. The door no longer represents an exit, but rather another wall of isolation, where the only possible solution seems to be the act of jumping over others.