In this imposing piece measuring 27x22x5 cm, Fort Barberà unfolds a masterful synthesis of his humanist language. The work rests on a base of organic bark that acts as a telluric anchor necessary for the elevation of thought. From this substrate emerge two silhouettes: one black, with a rough and porous texture, and the other white, of absolute technical precision. The dialogue between these figures represents the dialectical tension between the "self" and the "other" in a space of existential questioning. It is not only a volumetric sculpture, but a meditation on the interconnection and duality of contemporary existence. The lines flow with an almost musical rhythm, tracing a geography of consciousness that unites and separates forms in the air. The void contained within the perimeters becomes a silent actor, laden with conceptual and poetic weight. The piece explores the necessary coexistence between the order of reason and the apparent chaos of the primordial. It is an architecture of feeling where matter is stripped of the superfluous to reveal the purest human essence. A definitive work that consecrates art as a vehicle for justice, reflection, and subtle existential balance.