Between the lunar and the terrestrial, And Yet, It Moves proposed a gesture of communion between matter, body and environment. Inspired by the phrase attributed to Galileo, the experience attended to the invisible processes of transformation that sustain all living things: what appears still continues to move.
In collaboration with chef Brian González, the table became territory and material landscape. Ceramic pieces, stones, metals and actual fragments from the studio coexisted with a plant-based menu whose forms blurred the edible and the rocky. Ceramics extended its research beyond the object, activated through touch, food and collective conversation.