"They won't notice the change, not the way it'll happen; by degrees, never giving them a chance to remember anything else. The past will feel like visiting an old neighborhood. To all intents it'll be the same place, only some things won't be there anymore."
In physics, the term ionisation refers to the process of conversion from an atom into an ion, that is, when an imbalance of the atom’s electric charge takes place as particles (such as electrons) are added or removed from the original structure. This phenomenon can lead to a positively or negatively charged ion being produced. In the instance of a positive ion, an electron absorbs a surplus of energy, which triggers its release from the bond generated by the original atomic structure. The bond being broken, the electron escapes and becomes free to move away from the structure. This artwork explores and attempts to visually capture the notion of particles freeing themselves or escaping from their atomic bonds, therefore moving autonomously in a grid system, generating a duality between the idea of order / structure and disorder / chaos.
