In this 32x28x10 cm piece, Santiago Fort Barberà consecrates his investigation into human identity through a formal expansion that dominates the space with authority and lyricism. The work uses the wire line not as a mere outline, but as a "consciousness" that navigates the tension between chaos and order. The organic base, with its primal robustness, acts as the necessary anchor for a dialogue of forms where the black figure, with its porous texture, and the white one, with its technical execution, seek each other out and define one another. This visual dichotomy translates the artist's musical background into a spatial rhythm that explores human interconnectedness and the duality of contemporary existence. The void contained between the two silhouettes functions as a territory of existential questioning, where the "self" is recognized through the "other." The sculpture transcends its materiality to become a meditation on justice and the universal value of life, pillars of Fort Barberà's humanism. It is a choreography of lines that reconciles rigid matter with intuition, revealing a reality reinterpreted by the imagination. The scale of this piece allows the silent dialogue between matter and pure idea to acquire an almost architectural resonance. Ultimately, it is a physical testament to the search for human essence within a context of global complexity. A masterpiece of conceptual synthesis that invites profound and necessary contemplation.