Derek Pedrós

Time slows here. In the stillness, attention widens, and what usually escapes the eye begins to surface. A body moves through the house, and the space starts to be read. In the courtyard, a sculpture binds the rooms together and casts shadows across the limewashed walls, shifting slowly with the light.

“Architecture is a support for life, a structure that frames it, makes it possible and desirable.” Manuel Aires Mateus. Derek Pedrós's work revolves around the search for "the beauty of the intangible," focusing on capturing the sensations of human beings when interacting with their environment and space. This audiovisual piece shows how we inhabit voids, how architecture shelters life, and how we relate to place.