The exhibition explores the work of Marco Bizzarri, focusing on the mining landscapes of northern Chile. Through repeated journeys, photographs, and paintings, the artist investigates how extractive activity transforms both the territory and its atmosphere. His works depict abandoned industrial spaces, suspended dust, and ruined structures, using light and layering to evoke memory, time, and transformation. Stairs, a recurring element in the exhibition, function as a symbol of elevation, fragility and uncertainty, suggesting open questions about the relationship between human beings, the landscape and the passage of time.