The concept stemmed from the desire to create an illuminated element that can move the light and bring it into close synergy with space, which by the same token is affected by the object. We can attribute a feminine connotation to the space and a masculine element to the illuminating element. The light, the primary symbol of energy, invades the space and reveals it.
This begins from the solid cube which, in its formal purity as an independent, concrete figure, finds in its opening towards the outside its communicative strength and therefore becomes a symbol, a point of exchange between two entities.