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A date marks a point in time, an occurrence assigned a place within a system of measurement. Yet what it designates extends beyond the precision of its numerical form. The moment can be recorded, but neither its duration nor its consequences can be contained within the sequence that identifies it.

These drawings approach the date as both an inscription and a point of departure. Lines accumulate, intersect and disperse, establishing configurations in which chronology gives way to association. What begins as a fixed coordinate becomes a field of relations, where the distinction between what has occurred and what remains possible is no longer entirely secure.

The date persists, unchanged, while everything to which it refers continues to unfold., drawing with black pen,
30x42cm, 2020