I ran up the stairs so fast

The steps are not designed for a static body position. It is something for temporary occupation. In this sense, stairs and ladders are more charged with the variability and instability that time contains. Their detachment divides the space between floors in the same way as Zeno's arrow. The arrow flies through space, but at the same time, when it tries to fix its position, it finds itself stopped in one of the segments of motion. This arrow is stationary because it occupies a different position in space at each moment in time. Segments, fractions, steps, intervals are only divisions of something inseparable. The objects in the exhibition are scattered in this temporal space, incomplete with the potential movement of what passes in it. The objects are like segments of time fixation, traces of Zeno's arrow, fixing segments in the general boundless field of time. But time does not mercilessly destroy the flesh of the observer to stop the movement of the arrow.